Sentence examples for begin to clean up from inspiring English sources

However, whereas it took a century to begin to clean up the filth of the Industrial Revolution, improvements in technology are already cleaning up fish farming, at least where the industry is well regulated (see article).

Only then will the press begin to clean up its act".

In Bushwick and Bedford-Stuyvesant, he praised the young people who had helped sanitation workers begin to clean up Broadway.

Caltrans officials started removing the sculptures, and the East Bay Regional Park District acquired the property and begin to clean up the industrial contamination.

"Today, I am urging all of my supporters to back Ken Thompson for district attorney because together we can begin to clean up the mess Joe Hynes has created in Brooklyn.

When the waves begin to clean up, and he heads down the trail, his board under one arm, he wears a big canvas glove on his board-carrying hand — for protection against the poison oak that clogs the trailside.

MERS has begun to clean up its practices and paperwork.

It's about beginning to clean up the process".

And pantomime rapidly began to clean up its act.

While Lauer and Guthrie were developing their rapport, Burke began to clean up "Today".

A veterinarian begins to clean up after checking cows for possible pregnancies.