Sentence examples for designated trash from inspiring English sources

In some municipalities, overgrown grass or failing to subscribe to a designated trash collection service are offenses that can ultimately lead to an arrest record.

Joe "Ducky" Medwick, a future triple crown winner, was a muscular loner who barely had a word that wasn't bile; Leo "The Lip" Durocher, a future Hall of Fame manager, a natty big spender who was later suspended a year for associating with gamblers, was a slick-field no-hit shortstop, and the team's captain and designated trash talker.

Be sure to deposit the dog poop in a legally designated trash container, not just wherever.

Put all of your trash in designated trash bins or take it home for proper disposal.

Throw all of the bags into a designated trash container (typically a steel or plastic cylindrical barrel with removable lid, though your location may employ a dumpster or garbage chute.

Designated trash days can be a great time to pick up much needed furniture.

For trash removal, the billionaire and the bartender may both enjoy the perks of living on streets designated for Monday pickup, no matter how many miles or floors separate them.

"We think it is unreasonable that an individual industry be designated as trash collector," Mr. Fannon said.

I stared into his flinty, soulless blue eyes, and I plunked the tiny bottle of vodka I was trying to bring home into the designated vodka trash.

Take just a few minutes to set up boxes, bins or containers designated for trash, donations and/or garage sale items, and keepers.

Taiwan's Environmental Protection Administration came up with the musical garbage truck scheme to eliminate the vermin and odors that plagued the country's designated outdoor public trash disposal areas.