Sentence examples for begun washing from inspiring English sources

Modest amounts of oil have begun washing over coastal marshes.

Now, naturally forming rocks cobbled together from plastic, sand, pebbles and coral have begun washing up on beaches in Hawaii.

Oil has now begun washing up on beaches and wetlands of Louisiana's fragile coastline, and giant plumes of oil are now reaching the loop current that will take the oil out of the Gulf and beyond.

Thanks to the recent hurricanes and tropical storms that have been rolling through the Atlantic and Gulf of Mexico, tar balls, presumably resting on the ocean floor since last year's BP oil spill, have begun washing up on gulf coast beaches again.

The person began washing their hands.

Five months later, trainers began washing up along Vancouver Island.

At 11am, the workers began washing and stacking the cockles.

"I had to start from the very beginning, washing dishes and cleaning the floors," he said.

Nicholas Hararay, Nicholas in Middletown Nicholas Hararay was 11 when he began washing dishes in a pizzeria.

And it seems only a matter of time before body parts begin washing up on shore.

Mum unpacked a bucket and a tub of Vim and began washing out the red mud.