Examples of 'being a janitor' in a sentence
Meaning of "being a janitor"
being a janitor: This phrase describes the occupation or job of working as a cleaner or maintenance staff, typically in a commercial or institutional setting
How to use "being a janitor" in a sentence
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being a janitor
Kids do not wanna hear about being a janitor.
Being a janitor is a good job if you are a writer.
I do not care if you end up being a janitor in this school.
Try being a janitor for a week.
There is nothing wrong with being a janitor.
Best part about being a janitor is you get to go everywhere.
I want you to give up being a janitor.
Being a janitor is a good job.
This is not like being a janitor.
Being a janitor does not define me.
I like being a janitor.
And you can not get much more simpler than being a janitor.
If being a janitor is my future, then you can have it.
You call me Gary the Janitor as if me being a janitor is my whole identity.
Not as a janitor this time, but as an actor in a play about you being a janitor.
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Come on! Best part about being a janitor is you get to go everywhere.
Cory, there is nothing wrong with being a janitor.
Khonani, I do not know enough about being a janitor To understand what you are trying to tell me.
I am helping you out . This is not like being a janitor.
I mean, you know, being a janitor is a bad example, but Monday, I flew a jet.
They are over . My days of being a janitor.
Jonathan: I actually thought about being a janitor on a cruise ship.
Uh, I want you to give up being a janitor.
Oh! I want you to give up being a janitor.
Helping you out. This isn't like being a janitor.
The first question I ask is " Am I going to be stuck being a janitor forever?
Oh! Uh, I want you to give up being a janitor.
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