Sentence examples for help cleanup from inspiring English sources

She drew a picture of the Earth and wanted to make copies to sell in order not only to raise money to help cleanup the spill, but also to assist other charities and her school.

Talk to Kasheif Stanley, 23-year-old life long resident of Baltimore, who lives three blocks from the East side fire, and woke up early to help cleanup and show his young brother, Khalil Stanley, 14 year old student from Carver Vocational High School, that "something positive can come out of a negative".

That made for lighter traffic and helped cleanup crews work faster.

"I'm there to win," says Whittaker, who has designed numerous robots, from one that helped cleanup at the Three Mile Island nuclear plant to one that will look for life on Mars.

The next morning, friends would arrive to help with cleanup but usually found remarkably little to do.

Kathleen P. Utgoff, the commissioner of the bureau, argued that the weather cut jobs at companies that were unable to operate or operated at reduced capacity but that other businesses added workers to help the cleanup from the storms.

The treaty calls for rich and poor countries to move in concert, but it requires industrialized countries to provide the money and technology to help the cleanup in the developing world.

About 100 volunteers from the Sorghum Mill Estates Neighborhood Association traveled to affected areas in Edmond to help with cleanup efforts.

Giving trash a dollar value would help accelerate cleanup, especially in rapidly developing communities that lack proper waste management infrastructure.  .

In a statement, ExxonMobil said it was sending a team to help with cleanup, and that state and federal authorities had been alerted to the spill.

The Ahmadiyya Muslim Community center in Philadelphia issued a statement condemning the vandalism of the local cemetery and dispatched a team to help with cleanup and security.