Sentence examples for big cleanup from inspiring English sources
The big cleanup had begun.
Now come the damage estimates and the big cleanup, both certain to have their own anguish.
There is money for readying the French Quarter for Mardi Gras and for big cleanup contracts.
"We know that after '45 there was a big cleanup operation," Urbach said.
The Big Cleanup was being waged by 200 tireless workers from the Sanitation Department, with an entrepeneurial-minded assist from crews of collectors of returnable cans.
The governments of Germany and France, the euro zone's largest economies, can hardly afford a bigger cleanup bill for Europe's debt crisis.
In New York City's biggest cleanup operation since the World War II victory celebrations, a giant force of Sanitation and Parks Department workers swept through the city yesterday.
Along the beach, rocks ��� the kind on which children would typically scamper — were sticky with oil, and officials said they might pose the biggest cleanup problem in the days ahead.
Without it, Japan's government risks the biggest cleanup fiasco of all: a decontamination effort that carries huge financial and environmental costs but still fails to convince Fukushima residents that their homes, farms, and forests are safe once again.
There is plenty to comb through: As a developer of so-called brownfields for the past 13 years, Mr. Daggett has been trying to profit heavily from some of New Jersey's biggest cleanup sites, including an old chromium plant in Jersey City where his efforts have met fierce resistance and charges of political deal-making.
