Sentence examples for dispose of junk from inspiring English sources
Episode 2 was returned in 2004 by former BBC engineer Francis Watson, who had taken the film home in the early 1970s after being instructed to dispose of junk material from a projector testing room at the BBC's Ealing Studios; instead of throwing the film away, Watson kept it and eventually returned it to the Corporation when he realised the value of the material.
It turned out that the mystery molecule blocked the proteasome from doing its job, namely disposing of junk proteins in the cell.
The researchers picked 414 genes that the fungi can't live without genes that help control metabolism and dispose of cellular junk, for example.
There is a straightforward solution: dispose of the space junk, especially big pieces, before they collide and break into smaller ones.
As little risk as there may be of debris hitting someone, it's good practice not to take that risk if you don't have to, and good manners not to dispose of your space junk over someone else's country.
The county of Cornwall alone, he says, has to dispose of 4,000 tonnes of junk mail every year – "500 dustcarts' worth, costing them around £700,000".
It's an important distinction from throwaway artists from past decades, many of whom created horrific junk we just can't dispose of, particularly prevalent at weddings.
Nuclear waste is difficult to dispose of.
He wanted to dispose of his dread.
"We rapidly dispose of these containers.
