Sentence examples for be scavenged from inspiring English sources
verb
To collect and remove refuse, or to search through refuse, carrion, or abandoned items for useful material
I would like to be scavenged".
Perfectly good food could be scavenged from rubbish bins.
Some of the guns and trucks appear to be scavenged off the battlefield.
The add-ons — wheels, frame, eclectic decorations — can be scavenged for even less.
The rest of the $12 billion would be scavenged from existing programs.
There are some laughs to be scavenged among the generally mirthless proceedings.
Other components like the engines, electronics and landing gear will be scavenged from second-hand 747s.
He threw ragged baseballs, or tiny metal rings stripped off milk bottles, or whatever could be scavenged.
Accumulated evidence suggests that ROS can be scavenged through chemoprevention utilizing natural antioxidant compounds present in foods and medicinal plants.
They are considered so unclean that they are left at the roadside to be scavenged by crows.
The new twist is that the heat would be scavenged from data centres, which produce lots of it.
