Sentence examples for a slice of junk from inspiring English sources

The phenomenon began in 1990, involving a slice of junk spectrum assigned to industrial, scientific and medical uses.

In words, pictures, films, potatoes and pottery, the Frietmuseum tells how bitter tubers found in Peru in 15,000BC became the most irresistable slice of junk food in the world.

But efficient market acolytes believe you should have a slice of every investment available, from iffy junk bonds to Kazakhstan stocks.

I don't think so! Whether it's a bag of chips or a slice of pizza, who doesn't love indulging in junk food?

"Let Jamie Oliver come in here and tell me this is junk food," he says as his assistant spatulas a slice of cod middle from the fryer.

"It was a piece of junk," he explains.

Consequently, as soon as a piece of junk DNA is shown to have a function, some scientists will say (logically enough) that it's not junk.

"What a piece of junk!" said Luke Skywalker.

Instead he says, "What a piece of junk".

Clearly it's a piece of junk router, but it's my piece of junk router.

You don't want to buy a piece of junk.