Sentence examples for containers back from inspiring English sources
A crowd of people had gathered around each tanker, and people frantically passed buckets and containers back and forth.
In order to consume them, one had to pass these containers back and forth, open them delicately, pinch, grab, and release a pill with tiny tongs.
Ships leave the containers, taking a heavy financial loss, because dock workers take too long to hoist the empty containers back onto the ships, he said.
"Who has time to take the containers back and stand in line?" Mr. Dietly said that curbside recycling programs capture more beverage containers than bottle bill laws and that states wishing to recycle more products should expand their curbside programs.
Among the proposals, the use of refillable and reusable packaging could be expanded, so in the future customers could have the option of buying anything from laundry detergent to coffee by simply taking empty containers back to shops to be refilled.
Lugging the containers back to their campsite for warmth, the men soon started vomiting, and within a week they developed radiation burns on their backs.
"Sometimes, the costs are just too high to bring an empty container back to the next harbor," he said in a telephone interview, "and the shipping company sells the container instead".
And because it costs only a few hundred dollars to send a container back to China (it costs much more to bring it here, because the demand is much higher), it is cheaper to send the scrap to China than to ship it by rail to domestic steel mills, most of which are east of the Rockies.
Stardust rendezvoused with the comet in 2004 and, in 2006, returned its sample container back to Earth via parachute.
"I cannot attest that we gained every container back, but we have made a strong effort to gain a majority of that cargo back," he said.
But instead of instilling terror as to what might happen if we put an empty milk container back in the fridge, Season 4 stands as a warning to anyone who's advocating for the return of a show for which they had great affection: Be careful what you wish for, because the results can be deeply misguided.
