Sentence examples similar to started a clear from inspiring English sources

Marcel Brands, Everton's new director of football, has started a clear-out of high-earning, underachieving players and Kevin Mirallas will be the latest departure on a season-long loan to Fiorentina providing he passes a medical.

In Malmesbury, town residents have started a clear-up after what the mayor called the worst flooding there in 70 years.

They started a clearing firm, in the days when that took $25,000 rather than millions of dollars.

The hurdles specialist will start a clear favourite in the final tomorrow, barring a semi-final disaster today.

Richard Lucas, director of White Knight Consulting which advises corporate clients on achieving a "paperless office", says it is important to devise clear rules and strategies rather than sporadically starting a clear out, with teamwork essential for an effective mission.

Not content with litigation, Ms. Wulff has started a campaign to clear her name.

For Vasella, leading change started with a clear sense of purpose at the top.

Undoubtedly each started with a clear brief.

The research and development started from a clear business case with specific requirements in mind for the WSN software, focusing heavily on cost reduction and energy efficiency.

Sony started with a clear purpose as a brilliant technological innovator.

It starts with a clear problem statement.