Meanings of getting cleaner in English

William Kesler, the Captain of the Port, believes the harbor is getting cleaner.

In Europe and America rivers, lakes, seas and the air are getting cleaner all the time.

Our air is getting cleaner, our water is getting purer, and our agriculture, which was depressed, is prospering.

It was messy, but at least it kept her occupied licking it off, and the wound was getting cleaner all the time.

Ljungqvist said athletes' performances in events like last year's world athletics championships in Berlin was further evidence that major competitions were getting cleaner.

The group, which published its final 2009 litter league tables yesterday, said that while towns and villages are getting cleaner, cities are getting dirtier.

Cities are getting cleaner and prettier, but at the end of the day, they found there was no culture left in the city, he said.