Sentence examples for come disposable from inspiring English sources

Out have gone stock cubes, pipe tobacco and cricket tickets; in have come disposable cameras, dumbbells and aluminium stepladders.

They come with disposable carbon dioxide cartridges that charge a liter or two of tap water.

If your unit works at all, it may well soldier on at least until Christmas, at which point DVD players will probably come in disposable 10-packs.

"Home-birthing pools filled during labour come with disposable liners and are only in place for a relatively short time period, reducing opportunity for bacterial growth.

Since most food products and toiletries come in disposable plastic packaging, is it possible to avoid using plastic in this way?

"It's a reaction against the camera-and-glasses image of the Japanese tourist". Initial demand came because disposable cameras were inexpensive.

Women control the purse strings when it comes to disposable income.

The report says that when it comes to disposable incomes after housing costs, pensioner couples are now in the top half of UK income distribution because 80% of them are homeowners and most are no longer paying rent or mortgages.

An interior designer, who works with A-list clients who spend upwards of €40,000 a room, explains the sociopathy and delusional thinking that comes with disposable incomes.

A former Sunderland Labour voter who plans to vote Tory for the first time talks of seeing the same people on benefit in the betting shop for over a decade: how come they have disposable income for a flutter?

Sales associates need to understand whether the shopper is looking for a product that will come out of disposable income, such as cosmetics, or a more essential and difficult to understand product such as an over-the-counter drug or first aid treatment.