Sentence examples for flying trash from inspiring English sources
That amplifies the historical echoes of truncheon blows and flying trash cans as angry drag queens, gay men and lesbians pushed back during a routine police raid on a sweltering June night.
Herman Edwards, Groh's replacement, is a new-generation coach, so there were no flying trash cans at halftime today after the Jets had fallen behind by 17 points to the Dolphins.
In San Francisco, collapsing scaffoldings took down power lines and broke windows and brought electrically powered buses to a screeching halt along at least one major boulevard, while those attempting to make it to work dodged flying trash cans, orphaned umbrellas and dislocated news-boxes.
Last weekend, some last-minute Fourth of July hot dog shopping at a Walmart in New York erupted into a 30-person fistfight complete with flying trash cans and baseball bats, WHEC in Rochester reports.
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Sandy Karen was horrified when her 21-year-old son was discharged from the Naval Medical Center in San Diego a few months ago and told to report to the outpatient barracks, only to find the room swarming with fruit flies, trash overflowing and a syringe on the table.
60. Fly a trash-bag kite.
Eventually, space could get saturated with high-flying trash — not entirely unlike the chaotic scenes in Alfonso Cuarón's new film Gravity.
But our current fuel standards are so low that this doesn't require us to invent trash-fueled, flying DeLoreans.
Most office-pool players stick with the higher seeds, and when a really high seed loses -- and some will -- the crumpled bracket flies into the trash can.
As cars roared by and trash flew off a dump truck, Nathaniel was oblivious.
