Sentence examples for loads of refuse from inspiring English sources
In the distance, trucks were arriving, kicking up billows of golden dust, depositing new loads of refuse for bulldozers to scrape up.
"New York law protects my right to hold both my job and my beliefs," she said in an interview last week, pausing briefly to collect $50 from a resident planning to take 20 loads of refuse to the town dump.
Even on the hottest days of the year, when temperatures climb above 100 degrees and the air becomes nearly unbreathable, children as young as 5 can be seen sifting through the smoldering trash heaps and racing after the garbage trucks that arrive with fresh loads of refuse.
MRF (pronounced "'murf") a material recovery facility better known as a recycling center Tip fee The cost, per ton, that haulers pay to dump a load of refuse Yard waste grass clippings, leaves, shrubs, small trees and other organic refuse White goods A category of refuse that requires special handling.
For some reason there are still loads of people who refuse to let the politicians change this, and so it seems that I won't be able to buy eggs, clothes or a new iPhone on Sundays for a long while.
In describing her vision, Ms. Hirst can make the idea of a 600-ton load of smelly residential refuse gliding down the East River or the Hudson sound, well, almost sophisticated.
The standard deviation in offered load and the fraction of refused admissions (blocking probability) for the different scenarios may be found in Table 1.
In Table 3, we present approximation and simulation results for the standard deviation in offered load and the fraction of refused admissions for different LOS distributions and for both a deterministic and a Poisson arrival process.
A learner once came to my class, asked what subject it was, reeled off a load of expletives and refused to stay.
Cohen is, in fact, a crystalline novelist with a journalistic openness to the world; his stylish sentences are loaded with the refuse of the real, with the facts, social data, and informational surplus of postmodernity.
Loads and loads of times!
