Sentence examples for continued cleaning from inspiring English sources
The accident came as a weary New York continued cleaning up, finding temporary homes for some, temporary office space for others and temporary classrooms for some schoolchildren.
As workers continued cleaning the school yesterday, the consultant, George Lawrence, the vice president of Environmental and Construction Group, said in a statement that the air inside Hempstead High School was safe.
Hundreds of people had gathered overnight in Zuccotti Park in anticipation of what might happen on Friday, swelling the crowd to much larger numbers than have typically been encamped in the park, while others continued cleaning the park, which Brookfield complained had become filthy and a potential health threat.
Now that that process is near completion, museum officials are trying to figure out how to encase the frail flag in a way that allows conservators access for continued cleaning and maintenance but that also displays it clearly.
Russia will continue "cleaning up its historical debris," Mr. Medvedev said Monday.
To achieve this, Mr. Medvedev said, Russia would continue "cleaning up its historical debris," a reference to Katyn.
That package would fall far short of the $82 billion that governors from New York, New Jersey and Connecticut have said would be needed to continue cleaning up and rebuilding after the storm.
The e-mails, the texts — I have to assume they were all cover, so she could continue cleaning out our joint accounts.
In the letters, Archbishop Viganò, who was then the second-ranking official in the part of the Curia that administers Vatican City, asked to be allowed to continue cleaning up the Holy See's financial affairs.
Democrats in Congress and leaders from the storm-battered region say that states are counting on Congress to provide a large and quick infusion of money, both to continue cleaning up damage and to begin longer-term projects to help them prepare for future storms.
Breen has promised to continue cleaning up Tyco's operations and following through on the $390 million restructuring program announced in November.
