Sentence examples for leftover trash from inspiring English sources

The region's nine-day garbage strike ended with a deal at dawn on Thursday, but the messier part, the tens of thousands of tons of leftover trash, lay ahead.

"Swinging a load" is when corrupt crews weigh down their truck with leftover trash from the previous day or hidden objects like cinder blocks or roof-welded steel plates to trick the scales and get credit for a larger haul.

I can see our old minivan again, full of leftover trash.

New York's trash collecting policies are a little backward and along with piles of bagged-up rotting leftovers, trash day in Brooklyn is filled with fucking possibilities.

Keep an eye on the trash: Leftover fat from meat, juice-soaked strings from roasts, leftover bones and even corn cobs can have you and your pets at the E.R. in no time flat.

You've had a bad week, stretching on from a long month, as a leftover from a trash year.

Anytime I see the host of a dinner party toss leftovers in the trash or a picky eater sending back a perfectly delicious plate of food at a restaurant, the reproving voice of my Jewish Depression-era grandmother echoes in my head.

He said that during the 1950s and early 1960s most people thought nothing of throwing out their old motor oil or leftover turpentine with their trash.

The average valley entrepreneur tends to spot bubbles everywhere, much the way granddad feared financial ruin every time a grandchild carelessly scraped leftover food into the trash.

In her wonderful 2000 movie, "The Gleaners and I," the French director Agnès Varda takes a nonfiction ramble through the world of everyday treasure hunting, in urban markets where the poor pick through the leftover lettuce and in trash bins where throwaway people forage for thrown-away sustenance.

COOGAN: Yes, it was about putting pizza boxes in the recycling bin, and yucky leftover pizza in the regular trash.