Sentence examples for junkyard to from inspiring English sources
We looked up from the ice junkyard to see a towering, frozen river perhaps a quarter-mile across.
He goes all the way to the junkyard to occupy the about-to-be-scrapped car in which his mother died.
At 12 he scrounged parts from a junkyard to cobble together a ham radio, and at 16 he earned an amateur operator's license.
He used to own an Acura TL, a popular luxury sedan, but crashed it, said Ocampo, who'd helped Rahami procure parts from the junkyard to fix it.
His was the luxurious Mineola, mine was rusty old 3031, a scrapped R-10 I bought from a New Jersey junkyard to serve as the centerpiece of an ill-conceived trade show booth.
The IRS seems right to focus on the intermediaries that are facilitating the expansion of barter activity from the junkyard to the information superhighway.
Even without zoning restrictions, the town is taking Mr. Littlefield, the junk collector, to court, citing state junkyard laws to try to force him to clean up his property.
An attempt to sell his $19 million yacht, the Pink Fleet, failed, and Mr. Batista sent the yacht to the junkyard last month to be scrapped, presumably to save on maintenance costs.
They are rarely road-legal, and many are eventually crushed, cut up or left in junkyards to rust away.
More recently, businesses -- from junkyards to Con Ed and General Electric -- were freely discharging oil, debris and toxic chemicals into it.
For years, Mr. Jacques, of Cheyenne Drilling, scoured auctions and junkyards to piece together the equipment to build drilling rigs and stay in business.
