Sentence examples for garbage became from inspiring English sources
Garbage became a sought-after commodity.
THIS year, garbage became quite the topic in Eastford.
Suddenly the transport of a 3,000-ton 3,000-tonormaloadrbage became a tale of a toxic cargo set loose uponormalopen seas.
Alolan Grimer Type: Poison-Dark As the population of the Alola region increased, dealing with garbage became a serious problem.
Trash Dance In Andrew Garrison's documentary "Trash Dance," garbage becomes art.
For instance, leather bits previously destined for the garbage become pinwheels ($335) or a forty-three-thousand-dollar bear; swatches of cast-off scarves can be sewn into a shopping tote ($550); and crystal shards can dangle from an eight-thousand-dollar mobile.
A garbage lid became a fantastical helmet.
Hobos, sweatshops, beer halls, even garbage cans, became their subjects.
By the time the clock struck midnight, as garbage time became autograph time, the expected blowout had turned into just that.
Kamal Abu-Eita, a trade unionist known for opposing former President Hosni Mubarak, was chosen as the minister of manpower, and Laila Iskander Kamel, a community organizer who has worked with Cairo's garbage collectors, became minister of environment.
Mayor Koch also announced the $1‐ayear appointments of Richard L. Sigel and Robert E. Randol, both businessmen, as advisers on "resource‐recovery issues," which the Mayor defined as, "To whom do we give our garbage". He said the city's garbage had become an "obvious resource" with many people competing for it.
