Sentence examples similar to classified garbage from inspiring English sources
This particular screed, which can only be classified as fear-mongering garbage, makes Toronto out to be a horrific war zone in which anyone can be shot at any time.
This classifies them as garbage posts — the kind Google demoted in its Panda algorithm update.
This classifies them as garbage posts — the kind Google demoted in its Panda algorithm update.
To clear space for the contractors, he, along with his daughter, her fiancé and their friends, filled perhaps a hundred garbage bags with stuff Ms. Geraghty reluctantly classified as "junk".
The debris isn't classified as hazardous waste, so it can be placed in landfills that accept ordinary household garbage, including table scraps.
These wastes can be classified into different branches such as wood residues, waste paper, grasses, agricultural residues (including straw, stalks, and bagasse), domestic wastes (lignocellulosic garbage and sewage), and municipal solid wastes (Rodriguez et al. 2008).
Since the City studied the environmental impacts of the site the World Health Organization re-classified diesel exhaust, which is what the garbage trucks emit, as a carcinogenic.
The name flashed on a computer screen for a brief moment quickly followed by a series of words—such as sunshine or garbage which the participant had to classify as positive or negative.
