Sentence examples for junk means from inspiring English sources

The haphazard nature of junk means that an errant piece — say, a shattered bottle — can invade the gears and cause expensive delays.

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Just as the abundance of junk food means that people have to be more disciplined about their eating habits, so the abundance of junk information means they have to be more disciplined about their browsing habits.

Portugal's junk rating means that Europe's banks may face wider losses if their efforts to help Greece falter.

When a firm's bonds are rated as "junk" it means some institutions may no longer invest in them, making it harder for them to raise fresh capital.

They are the mandatory point of passage for this junk, which means they could also be the choke point for it".

His way of writing about low life in a high style - in novels such as Success, Money and London Fields - his blokey banter and ironic fascination with pornography and the worst excesses of contemporary junk culture meant that, for better or worse, he was the novelist most widely imitated, in style and voice, by any number of younger writers.

Really, Skins Mobile is just a condom for your junk, I mean phone.

And by "junk," I mean "colostomy bag," because, really, what else is that "panel" for?

"Art, after all, is meant to be contemplated; junk food is meant to be consumed quickly, without thought or sentiment," wrote Jace Lacob in The Daily Beast.

After that, the knowledgeable carrier with a good memory DOES toss the junk through proper means.