Sentence examples for that will clean up from inspiring English sources

He has promised reforms that will clean up the balance sheets of banks and restructure the economy.

After what he said about … ?!" But for all the performers and directors in the Academy who may have received bad reviews, there's another category that absolutely everyone within it shares, and that accounts, I think, for the movie that will clean up at the February 22nd ceremony.

After what he said about... ?!" But for all the performers and directors in the Academy who may have received bad reviews, there's another category that absolutely everyone within it shares, and that accounts, I think, for the movie that will clean up at the February 22nd ceremony.

The first requires a certain gymnastic ability and a dead aim (or a dog that will clean up any eggy misses off the floor).

NRDC is eagerly awaiting the next round of standards that will clean up aging coal-fired power plants as well, since they represent the nation's largest source of carbon pollution.

On Monday, March 3, we took a step forward when I joined with the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency EPAAdministratortor Gina McCarthy for the announcement of new standards that will clean up gasoline and tailpipe emissions from motor vehicles.

"Now," he said, "that'll clean up nicely.

Note that water alone will not fix the scratches; the toothpaste is the one that will clean it up for you because, again, it is a mild abrasive.

One answer is technological: rely on the people who created the fog to invent filters that will clean it up.

Caris analyst David Miller explained that it takes time for box-office receipts to reach film producers and that Marvel "will clean up in Q1 and Q2 of 2009 on Iron and Hulk".

Let children get dirty, goes the message, safe in the knowledge that OMO will clean up afterwards.Some researchers in Britain have even found what they think might be dirt that can make people happy.