Sentence examples for call waste from inspiring English sources

"It's what I call waste and retrieval," Mr. Ruscha said, "taking things from my past and resurrecting them".

After thousands of years of agriculture, we still have so many parts we call waste, or parts we waste.

So the only way to reduce health care costs and to wring out what I call waste and fraud and abuse, I hear that term coming up, but nobody's implemented it.

Creating and employing genetically engineered bacterium, fungi, yeasts, algae, lichens and the like to recycle petrochemical products — until such time as alternative, easily recyclable materials are developed — will be the responsibility of disciplines such as biochemists, geneticists and engineers — or collectively what I like to call waste management's bio-alchemists.

Nick is in what Tony Soprano would call "waste management" and he has a lot on his plate.

What one person calls waste, another calls income.

"Refuse is also called waste, or rubbish," it explains.

The rest is often called waste and is, for example, used as animal feed, finally being consumed by humans as meat.

During a news conference on Thursday at his headquarters here, he detailed cases of what he called waste and corruption that he vowed to clean up.

WALLS, their seventh album, starts with a song called Waste a Moment, whose chord progression packs a little nod to Bruce Springsteen's Born to Run.

Mark Izeman, a lawyer at the Natural Resources Defense Council, an environmental organization, called waste transfer sites "among the most detested and unwanted land uses in the city".