Sentence examples for making them clean from inspiring English sources

Workers reported seeing others punished for being late by making them clean toilets or run around the factory grounds.

Remaking public institutions, and making them clean and efficient, is much harder to do and to measure.A new study published this week by the World Bank* casts an optimistic light.

I prefer to think of it in another way: the kids want the keys to the car after wrecking it, and Daddy's making them clean the garage, wash the car and mow the lawn.

At Forbes.com, we have been diligently putting robots through their paces in recent weeks, making them clean our houses, mow our lawns and entertain our kids.

Since the early 1900s there has been a move to "better" the poor and disenfranchised by making them clean and middle class, problematic in so many ways, and often the only place for the desperate to get food and go inside.

"They made them safe, and they made them clean," he said.

"Suspend them, make them clean the toilets, make them do community service," she said.

They bounced a muddy basketball off the schoolhouse wall, until their teacher, Jewel McCracken made them clean it with wet paper towels.

When the men forget and track in grime, "We scold them, and make them clean it up," said Sally Hojnacki, an assistant manager at the lodge, who also acts as a sort of adviser and den mother to the residents.

During the 1980s, Mr. Thornton brought scores of cases in U.S. courts and forced the administration of President Ronald Reagan to take action to stop companies in sectors like agriculture and steel from discharging pollutants into bodies of water like the Chesapeake Bay and then to make them clean up the mess they had created.

The story has become a staple of dinner-party conversation; in the version I heard from unemployed journalist Julia Iliakopoulou, the Golden Dawn heavies who cleared the Pakistanis out of her friend's flat by "beating them black and blue" made them clean it up and paint it afterwards.