Sentence examples for from junkyard from inspiring English sources
By the time he was 12, he had patched together his own ham radio from junkyard parts.
By the first time I went out as a vocalist I was wearing a fright wig and a maternity dress and operating instruments I'd made myself from junkyard things.
Richard was made responsible for his family's herd — and primary source of income — at the age of 9. Oprah-watchers will be familiar with the story of William Kamkwamba, the Malawian boy who "harnessed the wind" by building a windmill from junkyard scraps to power his family's farm.
The final events of the game take place in the Space Head, a space station recycled from junkyard parts that is operated by Doctor Neo Cortex.
One had only applied the decals, one had only worked at the shop hired to do the project, and the other was the genuine professional who had restored that vehicle from junkyard to perfection.
Most of the furniture and the fixtures were either salvaged from junkyards or scavenged from antique stores.
More recently, businesses -- from junkyards to Con Ed and General Electric -- were freely discharging oil, debris and toxic chemicals into it.
In the book, Minter describes clouds of black smoke rising from junkyards as the plastic is melted to get to the wire inside.
In 1980, in addition to her second NEA grant, Butterfield earned a Guggenheim fellowship, which she used to travel to Israel and make art from steel and other materials she salvaged from junkyards in Jerusalem.
"It's amazing how few Bangkok locals come here," said Paul Mueller, an expat American engineer who recently began running bike tours, using a growing fleet of fat-tired custom cruisers he buys from junkyards and refurbishes.
"Kraft" (German for "power") is seldom performed, partly because it is so challenging, but also because Mr. Lindberg stipulates that the percussion resources of the orchestra be fortified with stuff collected from junkyards in the city where the piece is being played, to lend the music local flavor.
