Sentence examples for working to clean up from inspiring English sources
Food companies have been working to clean up their act.
Imagine if all the volunteers on the route were working to clean up the city.
Still, lenders are working to clean up their books and whittle down the amount of soured loans, the judges say.
The American war veteran Chuck Searcy has spent years in Vietnam working to clean up the remnants of the conflict, including land mines and chemical pollution.
He said communities upstream were working to clean up the contaminated Passaic River, which was the area's main transportation link before the 19th century.
The Department of Homeland Security has been working to clean up the immigration-justice system it inherited from the Bush administration, a sprawling detention-and-deportation operation plagued by overcrowding, mistreatment and shocking medical neglect.
The government has worked to clean up the program.
Bangkok residents worked to clean up the city on Sunday.
The town has worked to clean up Chester Creek and to preserve open space.
He also served on environmental boards, including that of Riverkeeper, the group that worked to clean up the Hudson.
The disappointing quarter relates to continuing legal problems, as the bank works to clean up the mortgage mess stemming from the financial crisis.
