And so, really, so much of what we do in medicine and life in general is focused on mopping up the floor without also turning off the faucet.

They're mopping up what's left of them.

I'm coming out of the kitchen minutes later, he's mopping up the floors with them.

Chasing me up the first floor, second floor, third floor.

You eat on the floor, you sleep on the floor, you work on the floor.

You eat on the floor, you sleep on the floor, you work on the floor.

On the third floor, sir. On the third floor.

And yet, when some psychologists interviewed hospital janitors to get a sense of what they thought their jobs were like, they encountered Mike, who told them about how he stopped mopping the floor because Mr. Jones was out of his bed getting a little exercise, trying to build up his strength, walking slowly up and down the hall.

Went up to the floor, the second floor, and said Hey, guys.

The next floor.

The upper floor.

On the floor!

And the floor?

On the floor?

Scrub the floor.

Floor

This floor has about 1,500 workers on this floor.

Tom mopped the floor.

The floor is open.

He has the floor.

From the top floor.

You have the floor.

Stop pacing the floor.

It's the fourth floor!

On the top floor

I had been moved from the ground floor to cell number 107 on the top floor.

Enable floor

Solid floor

I. Floor

F. Floor

Fifth floor.

Fourth floor.

Ground floor.

Floor it!

Third floor.

What floor?

Fourth floor.

What floor?

The President (interpretation from Spanish) The representative of Iraq has asked for the floor. He has the floor.

It falls to the floor.

They sit on the floor.

Don't sit on the floor.

Get down on the floor!

He fell to the floor.

I give you the floor.