Sentence examples for chunks of waste from inspiring English sources

But it is intended to encapsulate small chunks of waste, not hold large intact structures.

I can ask a pub if there's any space without having to waste chunks of my life filling in a contact request on their website.

And it might become such a problem in the future that it will be impossible to launch anything into space because it will hit chunks of space waste.

The design team had gathered on a tall pile of bony -- the nickname for hard chunks of black coal waste -- to get a good look at the recent excavation work below.

Vacuum the gravel to remove chunks of food and waste.

For Eastern Europeans who had seen large chunks of their working lives wasted by communism, starting a business offered the chance to catch up.

Despite dominating large chunks of the game, Ospreys wasted chance after chance in a scoreless first half.

Most drilling waste, usually chunks of earth slathered in chemicals and petroleum, is disposed of at the drilling site.

Obama's assumption that you can rise above ascribing villainous motives has caused him to waste huge chunks of his first term seeking bipartisanship from Republicans who were playing him for a dupe.

Irfon Watkins, Founder and CEO of Coull, says big chunks of ad budgets going to waste through poor targeting.

They also waste large chunks of their day recovering from distractions -- up to half-an-hour every time a task is interrupted.