Sentence examples for take to clean from inspiring English sources

Nobody knows how long it will take to clean up the mess in the Gulf, but one thing's for certain: Cleaning up the fiscal mess will take a lot longer".

How long did it take to clean the interior dome and how was it done?

It takes extra time to set up and use the system, but far less than it would take to clean up a thief's mess.

Department officials say their estimates changed because they have a better idea how contaminated the sites are and what it will take to clean them.

He said that given the amount of time it would take to clean up the site, the city should not rush in rebuilding.

The question of how long it would take to clean up the site, to remove those billions of pounds of debris, seemed almost unanswerable.

"We will spend whatever it takes to clean it up," he told reporters.

A British Lung Foundation spokesperson said: "Robust measures must be taken to clean up the air we breathe.

Other measures are being taken to clean up the remaining radioactive matter, mainly cesium 137, which can last for generations.

Daniel apologized yesterday "for the mess we have made," and promised to spend "whatever it takes" to clean it.

The time taken to clean a room is between 24 and 28 minutes, depending on the hotel.