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Use of mop in Sentences. 29 Examples

The examples include mop at the start of sentence, mop at the end of sentence and mop in the middle of sentence

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mop at the start of sentence

  1. Mop the sauce up with your bread.
  2. Mop the floor with this old cloth.

mop at the end of sentence

  1. She bought a new white mop.
  2. The old man wiped the floor with a mop.
  3. She had to go over the floor with a mop.
  4. The hotel cleaner entered carrying a bucket and a mop.

mop in the middle of sentence

  1. Please mop the floor.
  2. He took a mop to the floor.
  3. He kept pausing to mop his brow.
  4. I mop the kitchen floor twice a week.
  5. You should have seen him mop up the beer.
  6. He ran a hand through his mop of fair hair.
  7. Do you want some bread to mop up that sauce?
  8. Her face was framed by a mop of black curls.
  9. He took out a handkerchief to mop his brow .
  10. His head was crowned with a mop of brown curls.
  11. The cleaner put down his mop and bucket and sat down.
  12. It was so hot he had to keep stopping to mop his face.
  13. The houseboy comes to mop our kitchen floor twice a week.
  14. The housemaid comes to mop our kitchen floor twice a week.
  15. Troops combed the area to mop up any remaining resistance.
  16. Armed with a bucket and a mop, I started washing the floor.
  17. He was long-limbed and dark-eyed, with a mop of tight, dark curls.
  18. It takes two men half the morning to mop down the hospital floors.
  19. When the washing machine spurts out water at least we can mop it up.
  20. You'd better mop up that pool of water on the floor before father sees it.
  21. There's milk on the floor over there - could you get a cloth and mop it up?
  22. The usual solution is to send in infantry to mop up any remaining opposition.
  23. I shall be glad to mop up the last of the office work that was waiting for me on my return from holiday.

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