Sentence examples for garbage bowl from inspiring English sources

So, too, was the use of a garbage bowl — kept on the counter to save trips to the trash — for vegetable trimmings.

Today, the patter is no longer so obviously aimless, although Ray still believes that having a garbage bowl, now referred to as a "G.B.," is a good tip — good enough to repeat it on every show, sometimes twice.

In fact, the garbage-bowl tip was offered three times.

Usually things are tedious, and past iterations have been borderline hot garbage – Super Bowl XXXV was worse than paint drying but the gods of either ratings or football smiled Sunday on the billionaire/robot in charge of NBC and gifted a close, if low-scoring game.

Dispose of the skin one by one in the garbage (or in a designated bowl next to you), to keep the bowl of ice water clean and as cold as possible.

In the scramble to find something, anything, to generate more revenue, states are considering new taxes on virtually everything: garbage pickup, dating services, bowling night, haircuts, even clowns.

"I don't care, I don't care," she would say as she scooped the contents of the bowl into the garbage pail.

Instead, you can line the bowl with a garbage bag and then use it to remove the waste from the home.

In old Aussie speak I think this means they bowled far too much garbage.

Gathering the stuffed leaf bags awaiting garbage pickup, we arranged them like bowling pins in the middle of the street.

Fitzpatrick and Quetta Kaye, an archaeology graduate student at University College London in the United Kingdom, chanced across one of these bowls in a 1000-year-old 1000-year-old 1000-year-oldCarriacou, amongarbagery shards, bone needles, and shell beads.