Sentence examples for a junkyard from inspiring English sources

The phrase "a junkyard" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a place where discarded or abandoned vehicles and other items are collected and stored, often for recycling or parts.
Example: "After the accident, the car was taken to a junkyard where it would be dismantled for parts."
Alternatives: "a scrap yard" or "a salvage yard."

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A junkyard.

The Guardian

"You're like a junkyard dog".

The New York Times - Arts

Granted, it's still a junkyard BB+.

The New York Times

Ours went to a junkyard in 1990 for about $100.

The New York Times

It was in a junkyard for 26 years".

The New York Times

I've begun to think of cancer as a junkyard dog.

The New York Times

But being a junkyard dog was also ill-advised.

The New York Times

The popular RV park looked like a junkyard.

The Washington Post

"It used to be just a junkyard and used cars".

The New York Times

We arrive at what looks like a junkyard.

The Guardian

She may be a Junkyard Dog, but boy, she's moving.

The Guardian - Travel

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