Sentence examples for huge cleaning from inspiring English sources

"It has been a huge cleaning effort," Markus Wieser told me as we toured the high-security building.

The reality is more mundane: it's the cleaner pushing a huge cleaning machine around an office to meet her exacting deadline who suffers.

"There has been lots of wear and tear on the building, and it's just in need of a huge cleaning now, both inside and out," the Rev. Lyndon F. Harris said yesterday.

Vehicles had created a roadway of tracks along the beach, with signs and iron poles showing where huge sand cleaning machines had dug.

It made a huge difference when cleaning off the roads.

"It's simple, it's legal, and it would be a huge step towards cleaning up corruption," Mr. Schneiderman said.

The company faced huge costs for cleaning up selenium — a harmful coal byproduct — that was seeping into water sources downstream from its mines.

THE government, for its part, must continue the huge task of cleaning up the dark corners of its police forces, establishing an efficient intelligence network in order to keep ahead of the cartels.

Women may push the vacuums at home, but we're scarce as whale's teeth on the huge ship now cleaning up the nation's biggest mess.

If the deal is cut, Illinois will pay the management company a hefty fee for its services, plus an additional percentage of the increased lottery profits, allowing the management firm to reap huge benefits from cleaning up a lethargically run state agency.

Not only does this ignore the huge costs of collecting, cleaning, storing and distributing it, to say nothing of treating waste-water and sewage.