Sentence examples for less trash from inspiring English sources

With less trash, landfills closed.

There's a little less trash (although still a lot of trash talk) in Washington, D.C.

Less trash, they argue, does not imply a more hygienic subway experience.

Let's learn from other localities how to get people to produce less trash.

Less tobacco portends less trash, fewer floors, fewer hours and less money.

He does not care, he said, if teammates talk less trash or more.

They will need that army of door-bell ringers, mostly young, some of them hopelessly naïve, who believe in a world less trashed by the detritus of convenience-enhancing modernity.

When officials returned to their place of work on Monday, they found the place more or less trashed.

Forget the chasm between their salaries and those of young investment bankers: after five years' employment, New York City teachers earn less than trash collectors -- $39,500, as against $45,900.

Instead, wrap them well in toilet paper and throw them away, or bring a plastic bag in your purse/bag to dispose of them yourself in a less public trash can.

As it turns out, "The Last Newspaper" is far less about trashing the printed word than about recycling and repurposing it as, or at least in, art.