Sentence examples for common spills from inspiring English sources
Common spills like juice, wine, sauces, cooking oils and coffee will all stain your marble surface.
These sorts of products give the concrete a professional-looking sheen and also resist water, grease, oil, and other common spills, making the floor easy to maintain.
Throughout the tiny archipelago in the middle of the Mediterranean between Italy and Libya, bulging waistlines are a common sight, spilling over at cafes near the vast battlements from where the islanders' forebears repelled Ottoman invaders and launched raids on North African ships.
But new research suggests how to avoid one of the more common pitfalls: spilled coffee.
This supposed wisdom has become so ubiquitous that it's begun to seem like common sense, spilling over into non-branded content as well.
The point is not that Haney has overstepped the boundaries of common decency in spilling such beans – though he has – but that in doing so he has fatally undercut his argument that this is purely a golf book.
Prof Rowland said he was aware of only one other incident of the "relatively common" substance being spilled in 1994.
Bioremediation is already common in oil spill cleanups; Rhodococcus and Pseudomonas bacteria, among others, naturally consume and degrade many petroleum components into less toxic by-products.
The most common is kids spilling food or beverages, and if this is obvious, get a can of carpet and upholstery cleaner and treat it according to label.
Zeitz et al. (2002) reported that in residences the most common causes of Hg spills were a spilled or dropped container (42%), children playing with Hg (32%), and equipment failure (17%).
