Sentences with phrase «really clean up»

when we bought our house, there were 4 red barstools in the basement, exactly as i had intended to buy actually, but we did have to really clean up the chrome.

Believe me, I did a good scrubbing but is there any better way to really clean up walls than applying a fresh coat of paint?

To really clean up in the job market, put forward three important skills in your dishwasher resume: cleanliness, attention to detail, and a good attitude.

Taking a couple hours to really clean up your resume is worth doing before you start a job search, or even just once a year as a tune - up.

These are welcomed changes and really clean up the device.

To really clean up a system, you'll want to run an antivirus boot disc to scan your Windows system for malware and try to remove it all — or at least reboot into safe mode.

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Knock out at least five in a row and you'll start to earn 1 - Ups too - continue the chain to really clean up.

Bank of America customers can really clean up with this credit card.

How many really clean up and make a fortune?

If retiring teachers spend their last day on the job in a position covered by Social Security, such as janitorial or clerical work, they can get around limitations on federal retirement aid earned through their spouses and really clean up.

Here is where Black Panther stands to really clean up, so here are some quick thoughts on each of them.

Those movies make good money domestically, but it's outside our borders where they really clean up.

They looks great, really clean up the look of the garments you make and are super easy to install.

I also sleep better using Himalayan salt lamps, they really clean up my air well.

When does it really clean up your apartment?

We may gain around five seats while the SNP could really clean up.

A one - hour ethics course, is that going to really clean up ethics in government?

Check out which features really clean up in robotic, upright, and canister models.

But will they really clean up schools» acts?

We also saw ATO really clean up with 3 of their 4 Teams grabbing Wins on Wednesday Night!

If you ever want to really clean up your eating and bulk up on vegetables, start experimenting with your spiralizer — there are a ton of ways to enjoy veggies this way, the ideas are seriously endless.

that's because you have to really clean up the ink in its head, better to just chop it off than take risk... otherwise, it's ok... thank u, meena...

But I heard through mutual friends that he really cleaned up that part of his life.

Teachout and Wu chipped away at Cuomo's liberal bonafides, questioned whether he had really cleaned up Albany and scared the governor enough that the state's Democratic establishment came out in strong support of Hochul in the campaign's last few weeks.

Wow, we're really cleaning up Albany now.

I went through the women's studies section at the Strand as well as their poetry and fiction and really cleaned up in the literary biography section.

It was also having a longer shelf life, so they never really cleaned up the milk per se, they just kept going on with the pasteurization because there was more increase profits out of that.

I was raw vegan for about 9 months last year, and really cleaned up my health.

And perhaps they've really cleaned up their leadership and values after the devastating impact of their earlier marketing tactics.

This jewelry organizing solution is perfect for my small bathroom, and really cleans up my insanely cluttered bathroom windowsill!

The movie, starring Kirsten Dunst, really cleaned up, also winning best cinematography and production design

Not to mention it really cleaned up on the visuals and overall gameplay.

Using this weekly tool «has really cleaned up communication,» Haws, the principal at Oakridge Elementary School in Arlington, Virginia, explained.

I found a pretty write - up of how to get it really cleaned up, as getting it into a good state is quite a bit of a job.

When it comes to «nice to have» features the iPad really cleans up — It wins 5 areas while the Kindle DX only wins 1.

Has really cleaned up my old cat's teeth.She has kidney problems and can not have her teeth cleaned.This food has cleaned up her teeth and kept it that way.Thank you for this great food.I am feeding my younger cats this food.

My first impression of Waikiki is that it has really cleaned up its act.

The planets must have been aligned for Ubisoft this past Friday because they really cleaned up at the 2013/2014 Canadian Videogame Awards.

The snow has really cleaned up the landscape while coating the trees.

As you go from Park ave toward Worcester State, the area really cleans up quickly.

Not exact matches

What really stands out in terms of value, though, is that the Winix has a longer - lasting, washable HEPA filter, which can be cleaned up to six times before having to replace it in about three years.

And it's really comprehensive, it's not just, «Oh, clean up your web site,» it goes to content, collaboration, access to a network of people, and cross-promotions with some of the endorsements I have.»

Dinner is where it gets really fun for me as I usually have around 1000 calories to clean up.

But you're not really done until you've touched up every little corner, cleaned up your mess, vacuumed up the paint chips and received a final sign - off and a completed customer - service questionnaire.

To take that comparison a step further, is there really any difference between the way VW packaged and marketed its pollution - spewing cars to regulators and customers as «clean,» and the way financial dark wizards took lowly subprime mortgages and prettied them up for sale as Triple - A high quality securities to gullible investors?

When I was really young, I mowed lawns and worked clean - up on construction crews.

We actually figured we could clean up, or erase the bottom 5 Million bad or failing mortgages with that $ 350M govt stimulus that in theory would really go back to the banks.

The first is legacy: that most firms still have so much «clean - up» to do to fix longstanding technology and data issues that have built up over the years: systems don't talk with one another; data aggregation takes days or weeks, when the needs are really more immediate; and data quality isn't what it needs to be.

Mark Whitmore: Well, batting clean - up here is a little tough, because as Bill mentioned, I think that people have really nicely covered a lot of the main, sort of theoretical tenants of Austrian Economics, I guess I would add that specifically the role of central banking is something that I think is really distinct from an Austrian perspective vs Keynesianism, specifically the asset price inflation that you've seen has largely been ignored specifically in the last two bubbles, and now we're into a third bubble I would argue as well.