Sentence examples similar to beginning clean up from inspiring English sources

Though the amount of mercury in a CFL is small, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency recommends opening a window and leaving the room for at least 15 minutes before beginning clean-up of a broken bulb.

It took Duke Power, for whom McCrory worked for almost three decades, two months to begin clean up.

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

And, rather sooner than Britain did, China is beginning to clean up its act (see article).In this section How is it really doing?

Meanwhile the army troops are staying at the base, putting a fresh coat of white paint on the outer walls and beginning to clean up the grounds.

Some logging companies, even those that are part of SFI, are beginning to clean up their act.

As EU directives began to take effect, and we finally began to clean up our act, I lived through the transition, year after year, week after week.

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).

MERS has begun to clean up its practices and paperwork.

And pantomime rapidly began to clean up its act.

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