street sweepings造句

• Police held responsibility over many systems in society, even street sweeping.
• We get street sweeping every week, because we made it a priority fight.
• A street sweeping truck was sent in to clean away the protest's remains.
• Street sweeping can be an effective measure in reducing pollutants in stormwater runoff.
• These projects include the Blue Alleys project, expanded street sweeping, and stream restoration.
• In May 1952, Bentley was taken on by the street sweeping for unsatisfactory performance.
• There is no organized garbage collection or street sweeping.
• Though pickup is now back to normal, street sweeping has been suspended for a month.
• The Environmental Protection Agency considers street sweeping a Best Management Practice in protecting water quality.
• While in office, he used broom wielding prison inmates to implement the city's first street sweeping program.
• The flowers remained on the square's gray paving stones until a street sweeping truck was brought in.
• And then, of course, there's New York, where reasoned, measured analysis is as pointless as street sweeping.
• The very first street sweeping machine was patented in 1849 by its inventor, C . S . Bishop.
• At that rate, it would take the city another decade to get weekly street sweeping in every neighborhood.
• His nemisis, the street sweeping machine, appears in many variants of the story, usually halfway through his misadventures involving whiskey.
• The area now has its first fire station, police station and library, as well as street sweeping once a week.
• Equality 7-2521 accepts his street sweeping assignment as penance for his " Transgression of Preference " in secretly desiring to be a Scholar.
• That was coupled with a broader dissatisfaction with services from local government, from delayed transit projects to infrequent street sweeping and tree trimming.
• Expansion of weekly street sweeping was virtually abandoned, and some streets were cleaned every five weeks _ 20 percent below the service standard.
• The report documents similar disparities in many other services provided to the Valley, including street sweeping, street rebuilding, public parking, libraries and recreation.