Sentence examples for junk off from inspiring English sources

He collected fallen leaves in the Catskills and picked junk off the street in New York, then moved on to purchasing hundreds of cups and cheese balls, construction fences, glow necklaces, hula hoops, and balloons.

Standard & Poor's, Moody's, Fitch and a handful of smaller rivals all calculate probabilities to place bonds on a sliding scale that heads down through A- and BBB+ to B-. Below a certain cut off point in the Bs, bonds become "junk" – off limits to all but the most speculative investors.

Can we please reset this stupid price target and rip this piece of junk off whatever list it's on.

If I've said it once, I've said it a thousand times – nothing makes for awesome television like watching a bunch of journo-nerds reading junk off their Blackberrys.

That means when you finish the dryer you can bring in the empty trash cans — Reinaldo is home with Conchita: it's his day off too — then see if you can help Esteban skim all those twigs and junk off the pool after that wind last night.

(In 1984 in Amsterdam there was a sale of 2,000 pieces of blue-and-white porcelain recovered from a sunken junk off the coast of China. The salvage specialist Michael Hatcher determined that the ship had gone down around 1644).

ATTEN: WE ARE HAVING A JUNK-OFF https://t.co/jPYnudIL36.

One of their followers then commented that the biologists appeared to be having a "junk-off".

Though the familiar media trope is of obsolete hi-tech junk shipped off for dangerous backyard recycling, in reality many of these products are refurbished on arrival and receive a second lease of life in developing-world households.

I'd make him lie still and wait for me to be done with what I was doing before he could wipe his man-junk off of his stomach and chest.

DOLPHIN · PORPOISE · JUNK · THROW OFF Lesser wines that restaurants are obliged to buy in order to get an allocation of a wine they actually want (named after marine life netted accidentally).