Sentence examples for cleaning sky from inspiring English sources

Climbing robots have a wide range of potential applications such as inspecting airplane wings, bridges and wind turbine blades, cleaning sky scrapers, welding and painting ships and tanks, maintaining nuclear plants, and in agriculture, surveillance and security.

"State and local authorities know best, and the vast majority say that these rule changes take us backward, not forward, in cleaning our skies and improving public health," Mr. Lieberman said.

Be careful to not do the cleaning when the sky is dark during the day though.

Maybe it was the swirling wind, or maybe it was the quality of ball Ireland were getting, but the vista of the mighty Shane Horgan cleaning up the skies above Williams, on the end of O'Gara's punts, never materialised.

Cleaning up our skies and our streams has been an enormous success in every way, including economically: any attempt to tally things like lost work days or visits to the emergency room shows that curbing pollution has huge returns on investment.

The airline's cabin attendants are called Sky Cast, their duties include cleaning the 150-seat cabin between flights.

That glimpse of sky made me enthusiastic for a cleaning, and I burned with resentment at the bygone meddlers.

Here is where the intensity kicks in, after power cleaning the weight then you either press it into the sky or squat.

As skies cleared on Saturday, power returned, people started cleaning up, reopening businesses or heading to the beach.

A tiny patch of sky on the Lamb panel had just undergone a test cleaning with mild solvents, including ethanol.

— The Gulf Coast woke up and got down to the work of cleaning up from Hurricane Isaac on Friday, heading out under cloudy skies to find groceries and then returning home to fill trash bags and pry plywood from windows.