Sentence examples similar to frequent clean up from inspiring English sources

Janet Geer, spokesperson for Seattle-based Puget Sound Starts Here, a partnership of regional governments dedicated to improving local water quality, also urges more frequent clean-up to limit these risks.

Risk analyses revealed that more frequent clean-ups and greater exposure to oil are strongly associated with higher frequencies of psychological symptoms.

He described her as a frequent Strawberry Fields visitor and bird-watcher who had a favorite bench, and often pestered him to clean up more litter.

Clean up in progress.

"To clean up filth.

To clean up?

Clean up, clean the bathrooms.

"Clean up DC".

Clean up, change, done".

Clean up with clean water.

Clean up the Contacts.