Sentence examples for discards to from inspiring English sources

This unpaid, unprotected 'army of green workers' collects, sorts and recycles the city's discards to trade for small returns.

Fortunately, Methusalemsdottir gets help from her friends and family in Iceland, who collect and ship boxes of skeletons, teeth and other natural discards to her so that she may use them in her jewelry collection, Kria.

Transformed from gutter discards to iconic status, the mashed and bent cylinders again showed Mr. Penn's penchant for straying far from the politesse of his fashion and portrait pictures.

In 1975 the Museum of Modern Art presented a small exhibition of his recent work printed using the platinum process: a series of greatly magnified images of cigarette butts, transformed from gutter discards to near landmark status, and showing Mr. Penn's penchant for straying far from the politesse of his fashion and portrait pictures.

Many architects remember the story of how the architect Eero Saarinen, who as a jury member back in 1957 was so unhappy with the final schemes being considered for the Sydney Opera House competition that he rummaged through the discards to bring Jorn Utzon's now famous "sail design" to the attention of the other jury members.

Striker Cody McDonald was first of the eight discards to leave, to return to Gillingham, where he spent part of last season on loan.

Footstones are routinely removed and discarded to make mowing easier.

"It took me 10 years, writing and discarding, to try to calm down," Taher says.

Objects are part of churn; before long they are discarded to make way for the new.

And you must always end your turn by discarding to the trench.

Any player may claim the previous discard to complete a set.