Sentence examples for independent trash from inspiring English sources

The move by the company, Waste Management, reflects broader shifts in the city's commercial trash industry, as prices charged to restaurants, stores and office buildings increase and as locally owned, independent trash haulers regain some of the market share lost to national haulers in the last five years, industry analysts said.

It kills Trebell's married lover Amy O'Connell, and so gives the scheming Conservatives enough rope to hang the independent MP and trash his progressive scheme to cut the Church of England loose from the state and divert its resources into public education.

No longer just the province of independent retailers like Trash and Vaudeville or Patricia Field, the trend has been seized on by national chains like Urban Outfitters, which promotes the stylishness of T-shirts originally intended for the most antifashion cohort imaginable: teenage stoners who play air guitar.

Based in Atlanta and with operations across the U.S., Canada, and Puerto Rico, Rubicon Global has been billed as the "Uber of trash" by matching independent garbage haulers on-demand with grocers, restaurant chains, hotels, and other large companies.

Amateur video posted by the British newspaper The Independent showed desperate travelers filling the trash-strewn terminal and flowing out the doors into the roads.

A 45-gallon Rubbermaid plastic trash can was $27.99 at the independent store and $18.92 at the Home Depot.

Costa Rica, El Salvador, Guatemala and Honduras all trashed the institution within three years of becoming independent countries.

Hence, "Please put it in a trash can; that's good news for everyone" consists of two independent clauses, the latter building on the former.

That independent criticism — though I trust it will never take the form of "trashing" — is a crucial part of the integrity of the public editor's role.

The Indian National Congress, the party that dominated independent India's first half-century, is now being routinely described as having one foot in the trash can.

Black trash?