Sentence examples similar to big clear up from inspiring English sources

As she helps with the repainting of damaged buildings in Clapham, Sara Compton, a young American volunteer, says the big clear-up has been "the best dating opportunity all summer".A spokesman for the mayor says the riots have highlighted London's resilience.

A big clear-up has begun in Essex after torrential rain flooded hundreds of homes and businesses.

Meanwhile, there's a big clean up operation underway to clear the storm damage.

"He has a mountain of problems ahead of him and a big mess to clear up".

When the bubble inevitably burst there was a big mess to clear up.

Proudest moment: Five years ago I took part in my first big environment project to clear up the rubbish on a corner bend in our community.

But Mr Duncan Smith said: "I'm determined to get this right and will not follow the old ways of governing - launching with a big bang and having to clear up the mess afterwards.

A simple conversation can clear up a big misunderstanding.

In this godless country, they are usually motivated by one of two things: the urge to have a big party and the desire to clear up any legal doubts about inheritance rights.

With that in mind, we called upon Food & Wine Magazine's 2014 "Sommelier of the Year," Patrick Cappiello, to dispel the biggest wine myths out there and clear up any lingering misconceptions -- so you won't sound like a chump at your next twee dinner party.

The idea with clearing out the larger or easier items first is to make the biggest change quickly, thus motivating you to clear up some more.