Sentence examples for blowing waste from inspiring English sources
Table 2 Concentration of zinc present in industrial wastewater Waste Metal Concentration References Zinc ash Zn 60 85 (wt %) Jha et al. (2001) Flux Zn 5.6 (wt %) Jha et al. (2001) ZnCl2 48.1 (wt %) ZnO 27.4 (wt %) Blowing waste Zn 81 (wt %) Jha et al. (2001) ZnO 16 (wt %) Contaminated aquatic environments Zn 3.25 99.25 mg l−1 Yang et al. (2013).
The superb relief work negated what would have been a deflating loss, after Mariano Rivera's blown save wasted Bartolo Colon's best start of the season, and after the Yankees stranded 14 runners, including five between the 12th and 13th innings.
Or picture Sir Philip Green, who hails from the world of disposable clothing, contemplating the mind-blowing waste that is a classics degree.
But the Tigers nearly wasted Fister's dazzling streak, blowing a lead late before beating Kansas City in Detroit.
The Mets have wasted several opportunities to revive their season, and blowing out a bad team does not represent much.
Blowing up weighs on Mr. Wong's mind, perhaps because he already wasted a transmission — a $2,600 setback, he said.
And for three decades, protesters have tried to block transport of that waste, blowing whistles and chaining themselves to railroad tracks.
The terrorists waste no time in blowing up the Capitol building.
For instance both INL and Hanford have suffered unusual radiation leaks from tumbleweeds blowing into waste cooling ponds, picking up contaminated water, and then being blown over the facility's perimeter by the wind.
I wasted so much breath blowing on Nintendo cartridges as a kid, so now it's time to waste some breath trying to jolt them out of the death spiral they now find themselves in.
