Sentence examples for would be cleaned up from inspiring English sources

He said the oil would be cleaned up.

Everything had been measured out for them, and everything would be cleaned up later.

"I also prayed that my uncle would be cleaned up from his drug addiction and that also came true.

A spokeswoman for Tower Hamlets Council thanked Ms Justice on Twitter for alerting them to the issue and said it would be cleaned up shortly.

He told officials investigating the crime he wanted to bring the corruption to light so that it would be cleaned up.

But Lucia Ritrovato, a spokeswoman for the city, said Mayor Ignazio Marino was confident that the grimy areas would be cleaned up before filming began.

Our motto would be "Clean up the Mess before we Die".

Once China, Russia and most of the other countries touching the Pacific have acceded to the treaty, the European Union's accession would be just one more step after which accession of the world's remaining countries would be clean up.

Under Mr. Pataki's proposal, the Superfund would get about $80 million a year, which would mean the sites would not be cleaned up for 21 years.

"Do you know how many years I heard that it would never be cleaned up?" said Mr. DiBonaventura, beaming incredulously.

But, earlier this year, the Brazilian government announced that the bay would not be cleaned up to the extent that the I.O.C. had demanded, an admission that was punctuated by the discovery of thousands of dead fish in the future event sites.