Sentence examples for discards into from inspiring English sources

Sometimes they turn pop discards into trophies.

The eco-city has a more complicated recycling system than the rest of the country, with residents being asked to separate their discards into five categories.

A discard ban combined with public funds supporting the conversion of discards into commodities (i.e. fishmeal) and support to the aquaculture sector (i,e. more fishmeal demand) as suggested in current proposals, has all the ingredients of a recipe for disaster.

Henry Paul received an England call-up within months of switching codes from rugby league to union in 2001, but now he has a far tougher conversion to attempt: transforming American football discards into credible rugby players in only a couple of weeks.

First, he loaded two demo zucchini (slightly bruised, but not yet being discarded) into a plastic bin.

The pier is not especially picturesque, but it's an ideal perspective from which to contemplate the fate of once-grand schemes discarded into the dustbin of history.

The mill is the squat Pratt Industries recycling plant on Staten Island, which transforms much of the recyclable paper New Yorkers discard into sheets of usable paper.

All this is fine, but you could work yourself into a late-January funk by dwelling on the impending anonymity awaiting the Giants and the Ravens, soon to be discarded into oblivion like last year's beauty queens.

We need, for instance, to retire our medieval vision of the skies, seas, rivers and soil as sinks of infinite capacity; free in what they give, and limitless in their capacity to absorb what we discard into them.

There remained the puzzle, however, of the tampon wrappers someone had discarded into the heating vents at the farmhouse; the wrappers did not come from Lisa's tampons, and her other roommate, Carrie Gross, was pregnant, and not menstruating.

Those nations called for requiring that all sharks be landed with their fins on (rather than simply finned and discarded into the sea to die) and for a ban on the use of wire leaders for longline fisheries.