Sentence examples for bits of scrap from inspiring English sources

He assembled the rollercoaster using bits of scrap wood from his home and tools he borrowed from his uncle.

The trucks need to be cut into pieces small enough to be fed into industrial metal shredders, which grind the parts down into tiny bits of scrap that are sold locally for a few cents per pound.

He kept working with the Birthday Party's remarkable guitarist, Mick Harvey, and added, among others, the guitarist Blixa Bargeld, of Einstürzende Neubauten, a German band known for building instruments from bits of scrap metal and other construction supplies.

Over the years, 137 spacecraft have exploded or broken up in orbit, leaving the earth encased in a shell of swarf.Even minute bits of scrap can wreak impressive destruction when they are travelling at several kilometres a second.

One day, they went to the railroad tracks to collect dog excrement to use as fertilizer; another day, they were marched to a beach next to a steel factory to look for bits of scrap metal.

But mostly he found it where he went looking for it: the Shore red appears on diners and aluminum siding and, above all, in ads on lampposts and walls and bits of scrap metal and the signs on Texaco stations.

It was an all in one pack, it wasn't sort of bits....I think in self-help, we might use odd diaries that are photocopied from other places and it's sort of, bits of scraps of here and there – So it was much more, you know, I guess, in the spirit of what guided self-help is... that the patient guides themselves.

Each seam, zipper and pocket produces a little bit of scrap that was ending up in landfills until a company called Bonded Logic, near Phoenix, began buying it by the tractor-trailerload in the mid-90's and grinding it into its component fibers.

Now THIS is why you should save every little bit of scrap wood you come across.

Could you do the same thing with a couple pieces of foil, or a bit of scrap metal?

"The mining pits in South Shields had just finished being used and we got quite a bit of scrap from them," recalls McLaughlin.