Sentence examples for correct recycling from inspiring English sources

Music that you would want to deposit in the correct recycling bin.

In return for promoting a politically correct recycling campaign, Best Buy got to use Moby's image in its effort to hawk TVs, DVD players, PlayStations and other study-break time-wasters.

"Whilst from January we will be able to accept a much wider range of material, it is still vital that people take the time to clean their plastics before dropping them off and check they have the correct recycling symbol on it - a triangle with the number one, two, five or six inside it.

Finally, as individual SNX-BARs directly and/or indirectly associate with various cargo proteins, the formation of such molecularly distinct SNX-BAR coated endosomal tubules will be coordinated with the appropriate selection of cargoes into the correct recycling pathway.

Glycans covalently attached to proteins function in the correct folding of the protein, to acquire resistance to proteases, to allow the protein to interact with its ligands, to direct its location and to allow the correct recycling (Hakomori 2002).

Instead of tossing out a cereal box, ask them how it feels like (as they can enhance their sense of touch), for example, "Is this paper or does it feel like cardboard?" Allow them to drop it into the correct recycling bin.

The reference has been corrected to waste recycling.

On the site, green.ebay.com, and in the ads, eBay makes the case that buying something used is as environmentally correct as conservation and recycling.

Of the remaining leaks that occurred through cap rock and seal, two were corrected with pressure control or gas capture and recycling.

Different quantities of NG2 recycling over time were represented as total corrected fluorescence measured using ImageJ.

Correct answer: Willie Fullgear, 61, who makes his living repairing and recycling discarded objects, usually auto parts.