Sentence examples for emerged cleaning from inspiring English sources

But soon a lucrative line of work emerged: cleaning up.

Much of this voluptuous grandeur has either emerged from cleaning nicotine-stained surfaces and ripping-up worn-out carpets, or by recreating what had gone missing over the years: elaborate lamps, classical friezes, terracotta-fronted boxes.

Newly emerged bees start cleaning the cells or taking care of the brood, while middle-aged bees handle and store food until they initiate foraging from the third week of the adult stage [15] [17].

If this continues, a third party will emerge, committed to cleaning up American politics and restoring a measure of decency and fairness.

There's been no word yet from Turkish authorities about what the team uncovered, but hours before investigators arrived, photographs emerged of a cleaning crew entering the consulate carrying products that included mops, bin liners and what looked like cleaning solution.

New details have emerged about "self-cleaning" effects in the Gulf of Mexico witnessed in the wake of the Deepwater Horizon oil spill.

Our first sighting of McCrory, however, is of a woman in singlet and dungarees emerging from her closet, cleaning her teeth.

Today the House is scheduled to debate and vote on three such "killer amendments" designed by Mr. Gingrich and his agents to divide the emerging bipartisan majority for cleaning up the system.

Local governments themselves have emerged as an obstacle to cleaning up the small factories.

Last week it emerged the cost estimate for cleaning up nuclear waste in the UK had risen by £10bn in one year.

In recent years, pulsed laser cleaning has emerged as a possible technique to challenge the traditional preparation methods (based on degreasing and eventually grit-blasting).