Sentence examples for Rubbish from inspiring English sources
The word "rubbish" is correct and usable in written English
It is a noun meaning “things that are no longer wanted or needed; trash; garbage.” Example Sentence: My room is always full of so much rubbish that I can hardly find anything.
noun
Garbage, junk, refuse, waste.
- The rubbish is collected every Thursday in Gloucester, but on Wednesdays in Cheltenham.
I don't expect the University of Derby's student union to impose a ban (other than for it being completely rubbish).
It has long since been established that what the paper reported as facts, were utter rubbish.
Plus it helps create a buffer zone around you to protect you from all of the rubbish we have to deal with on a daily basis that makes us question our self worth, such as air-brushed images of so-called perfection.
It was all rubbish, but we thrived in one another's company even though we came from separate worlds.
So I prefer this place" – his arm swept in the filthy vista of the rubbish tip – "to my farm".
There are bags of rubbish stacking up in his living room, yet he daren't leave the house and "risk a hammer in my head".
And in any case, this man is using "sectioned" as a shorthand for wanting to stay in hospital – to be anywhere, in fact, other than his flat, with its bags of rubbish and abusive neighbours.
In the past few months she, along with a group of children from her school, have taught her village about recycling, organised a weekly rubbish collection, cleaned up the nearby salt flats and helped to get the first toilets installed.
The rubbish was also polluting the river where the villagers collect water.
As comparatively snappy and sophisticated as the likes of 30 Rock and The Office are, there's clearly such a demand for reliable, traditional sitcom formats that people will watch any old rubbish to get it.
