Sentence examples for junk of a from inspiring English sources

The repudiation was rash, since Whole Foods would still be selling junk, of a kind.

What was in these boxes they could have been the junk of a college student moving out of his dorm would determine the course of my life.

His home office, in a penthouse overlooking Central Park, is strewn with the work junk of a busy New York writer.

This chair was found in a junk of a second-hand furniture shop.

A discarded china cabinet was found from the junk of a second-hand furniture shop in Newcastle.

Reliant Resources, which is now rated junk of an especially lowly sort, was one.

I used the opportunity to make clear where I stand on the subject, but probably failed to get across that I do not approve of the wholesale junking of a section of journalists.

You can sell a lot of junk to a lot of people by inventing a stage of life and giving it a name.

An IPL-style competition in England would have required the junking of an existing century-old system, twisting of some untwistable arms, recalibrating the weather and generally taking a massive gamble on future revenue streams.

I found all this junk of something like a person's 3D model of a banana on their desk.

The common piece of advice was to ensure that he mounted the 20lb piece of junk to a stud.