Sentence examples for begun to clean from inspiring English sources

MERS has begun to clean up its practices and paperwork.

We entered the kitchen, where my grandmother had already begun to clean the refrigerator.

In the last three decades the Blackstone has shrugged off centuries of pollution and begun to clean itself up.

This year, thanks to the 1998 hue and cry, the city health department has begun to clean up its own act.

In affluent urban communities, adolescents have already begun to clean up their acts, abandoning their navel-baring tops and hip-rider jeans for a tidier, more modest look.

By morning, as the sun rose over the bay, people had begun to clean up the mess and sort through the rubble.

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).

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

She and another American began to clean the library.

And pantomime rapidly began to clean up its act.

On Wednesday, under a coppery sky, the town began to clean up.