Sentence examples for swiftly clean from inspiring English sources

I could get into this pub-outside-a-city lark (recommendations, please), but this one must swiftly clean up its act.

Your March 17 article ["Parents' Fear: A Monster in the Playground"] once again demonstrates the continuing failure of our government to swiftly clean up and provide proper public notification of hazardous waste and petroleum spill sites.

Ministers had warned earlier in the summer that unless the sector swiftly cleaned up its act over the use of controversial methods used by private firms to raise cash from donors on its behalf, they would impose regulations.

Most industry executives agree with Mr. Mertlik and praise him for moving swiftly to clean up the banks.

But he and his staff are certainly moving swiftly to clean up potential points of friction between him and the former Massachusetts governor.

They also grow more slowly, a potential problem for the transportation department, which must worry about controlling erosion and complying swiftly with the Clean Water Act.

Whatever it is, I thought, or maybe even shouted — because I was prone to instruct him when necessary and might have shouted up at the ceiling — whatever it is you're doing, get it done swiftly and with clean strokes and avoid catching yourself up in the task itself.

Whatever it is, I thought, or maybe even shouted because I was prone to instruct him when necessary and might have shouted up at the ceiling whatever it is you're doing, get it done swiftly and with clean strokes and avoid catching yourself up in the task itself.

"Neither the prime minister nor the chief whip have proved capable of coming clean swiftly and putting this right," said Ms Cooper.

He urged Congress to move swiftly to approve a "clean" rescue plan without tacking on extra programs.

Penelope swiftly discovered that I cleaned up after her on the street.