take to cleaners

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• Where cabin cleaning required much physical work, being a dispatcher required planning and strategizing for where and when to send cleaners.

• I started as a cleaner of aircraft cabins on the graveyard shift.

• Frontline workers like security guards, house cleaners, and grocery store clerks deserved greater respect long before the pandemic began.

• Nevertheless he does have a perspective, gesturing toward the work going on at the now shuttered Cobalt, to the dry cleaners on the corner, “none of this would be possible without immigrants.”

• In fact, an unexpected benefit of regulations is that brands are now working with cleaner data.

• So this pool cleaner would always come around and talk to her, and I figured it would be a good idea for a movie.

• We wrote the film together, but it was about a guy pool cleaner.

• Is filtered water that much cleaner and safer than tap water?

• Cars may be cleaner one year, but breakdowns might become more common, too.

• And is politics really cleaner when stringent restrictions are put into place?

• The ground lately in the shaft has been cleaner killas, and if any alteration, better ground.

• As the French farms are usually on a small scale, they are invariably kept cleaner than those in England and America.

• A small portion of hyposulphite of soda mixed with vinegar will make a good cleaner for teacups having tannin stains.

• But he made a gallant recovery with a vaccuum cleaner an' was aven with th' prisidint in four.

• But if a man wants to write why put it down some place where it's going to be swept up by the street cleaner the next day.