Sentence examples for discards of from inspiring English sources

I massage last week's dross into an irregular mush that will soon become indistinguishable from the discards of other weeks and months.

It is not lost on people of a certain age that the first two discards of the TV super hit, "Survivors," were 62 and 60 years old.

Its small front porch is littered with the discards of former tenants: a banged-up bicycle wheel, a plastic patio chair, a garden hose.

A 3l box of wine contributes less than 1/10th the landfill discards of a single 75cl bottle, while manufacturing it releases a fraction of the CO2 emissions.

Their fathers and grandfathers, all of Italian immigrant stock, toiled in factories and off the backs of sanitation trucks, ever-alert for the beautiful and practical in the Great Depression discards of others.

March 12 2013 April 13 201313 The Actors Company Theatre specializes in the rediscovery of "neglected" works; while this kind of rummaging through the discards of the canon often reminds audiences of why certain things were forgotten in the first place, sometimes a gem gets churned up.

I'm leery of discarding thousands of years of ethical thinking without very careful thought.

The discarding of layers is particularly noticeable with Barbara.

East then made the surprising discard of a low club.

First, a discard of a spade, which allows the declarer to discard also.

Some argued for the discarding of age-old doctrinal rules, others for their rigorous reinforcement.