Sentence examples for city cleaning from inspiring English sources

He also looks at the eclectic new fans (including kids and street toughs) that Banksy's art has attracted to museums and galleries, and the debates over whether wall art by Banksy and other graffiti artists should be left on the streets, where it runs the danger of being written over, defaced, scrubbed clean by city cleaning crews or filched by opportunists eager to make a fast buck.

He added that Mr. Felton spent his summers working for the city, cleaning up parks.

"The man from whom I did not accept city cleaning, road repairs, wrote a report that I extorted bribes from him," he said.

He checks in person on the progress of building projects and alerts city cleaning crews (via his cell phone) to the presence of graffiti.

"Everything from city cleaning to the sewage system, the airport, railway stations, military... should all be under your control," Vladimir Makovich, one of the leaders, told the group.

By Alison Kinney April 28, 2017 The London plane tree has worked tirelessly for the city, cleaning its air and shading its streets.

In resurgent cities, cleaning up vacant lots, restoring parks, and creating community gardens are often markers of community recovery (Harnik 2010).

Eventually, city-cleaning services stopped reaching the neighborhood.

Now you have to clean them for you city folk, cleaning an animal is when you gut and skin it.

But after years of talk, the city is cleaning up its act.

Mr. Greenspun also put together Tow Zone, which warns drivers when their city is cleaning its streets.