Sentence examples for from the detritus from inspiring English sources
detrivore -- Any organism which obtains most of its nutrients from the detritus in an ecosystem.
Among the companies to emerge from the detritus of Electronics Street was Lenovo.
No perfectly formed democracy is about to emerge from the detritus of Mr Mubarak's regime.
Mr. Godard drew his characters and situations from the detritus of American popular culture.
You can build him weapons and armour from the detritus you scavenge.
Here, from the detritus of the movie industry, Mr. Fisher has created singularly, authentically handmade art.
Or, in the case of the iPad, it'll protect it from all the detritus on your coffee table, couch, or night stand.
New restaurants have risen phoenixlike from the dust and detritus of old commerce and industry, tasteful metamorphoses that respect an original structure while fitting it out to serve a new contemporary function.
He makes his art from refuse and the detritus of African-American life: chicken wings, Thunderbird and Night Train bottles, clippings from dreadlocks, basketball hoops.
This sort of thing was naturally infuriating to many people, as were the paeans, in "Learning from Las Vegas," to the detritus of American kitsch landscapes billboards, signs, neons.
Most recently, a 19-year-old from Atlanta mistakenly dropped her phone in the bag that held the detritus from her fast food order this past weekend, then dumped the whole thing into the chute in her apartment building.
