Sentence examples for landscape debris from inspiring English sources
Results showed that most residents (69%) had not seen any materials related to the blackout period and lacked awareness of the components of the ordinance, including its restrictions on phosphorous and nitrogen applications and disposal of grass and landscape debris.
He began to move away from the trash business and in 1991 established with his brother Arnold a compost company in Westbury, N.Y., that transforms Himalayas of landscape debris — grass clippings, leaves, wood chips — into millions of bags of lawn and garden products.
Property damage is often the result of falling trees and flying landscape debris.
On the morning after the storm, some residents of the street gathered at a berm on Mill Road and looked out across the landscape of debris.
In the central Leninsky district of Grozny, skeletal shards of buildings teeter above a landscape of debris that evokes scenes from European cities destroyed in World War II.
The plot involves inheritance issues told against the threat of an impending flood in a Mississippi Delta backwater, imagined by the designer Ruth Sutcliffe as its own mountain of earth: Less a kingdom than a despoiled landscape of debris.
Besides, the landscape and debris flow (Pezzoli et al. 2013b), and the settlements typology and environmental exploitation (IPT 2009) culminates in heightened risk and potential hazard which arises in different neighborhoods, depending on where these events are occurring (Pezzoli et al. 2013b).
Harput (Kharpert), on the other hand was dead, a bleak landscape of debris where once proudly stood a college, schools, churches, shops and homes.
The lots showed little indication of active landscaping after debris clearance, and the lots lacked topographic and vegetation diversity.
In forested, mountain landscapes where debris flows are common, their deposition commonly forms valley-spanning dams of wood, boulders, or complex mixtures of both in headwater valleys.
Almost every Katrina film, fiction or documentary, features at least one extended shot, usually from a moving vehicle, surveying a landscape of rubble and debris.
