Sentence examples for cleaned up recently from inspiring English sources
By James Thurber The New Yorker, July 2, 1932 P. 5 When Union Square was cleaned up recently the Metcalf Brothers, merchants there, noticed an unsightly shed left with a watchman to guard it.
The lodge has recently been cleaned up, but hundreds of pieces of furniture still lie under layers of dust in the adjacent buildings, from emperors' lanterns to bronze chess sets to a dark polished desk with inlaid mother-of-pearl, the original contents still in its drawers.
The voluntary pursuit has cleaned up its act recently, and even taken on an edge of glamour, with Thai film stars and even fashion models taking to the streets to do their bit on live reality TV shows.
"Design had recently cleaned up trunks and glove compartments".
The thriller Gravity recently cleaned up, along with 12 Years a Slave, at the Oscars.
The Spikeri dock's warehouses (next to the central market), were recently cleaned up by the government.
The Tour has recently cleaned up its act a bit, and neither the cyclists nor the public hold protest meetings that cycling is inhuman.
Standing at the edge of the vast plain -- empty except for a single field tent in which a half-dozen policemen sat -- Ahmed began by telling how he had recently cleaned up the crime problem around Kas. "We had about 120 bandits in the area," he said, "highwaymen, cattle thieves, all kinds of criminals.
