Sentence examples for may be litter from inspiring English sources

In other urban waterways there may be litter floating on the surface, but the water is clean.The traditional polluters the chemicals industry and water utilities—have been forced to clean up, and are fined for any illegal discharges.

The road to Hollywood may be littered with the dashed hopes of actors from overseas, but O'Dowd is not one of them.

Its sand dunes may be littered with historical errors, but Lawrence of Arabia remains a terrific movie – and a compelling portrait of an enigmatic man.

CONNECTICUT'S magnificent coastline may be littered with restaurants, but it's not that easy to eat well by the water.

The two-day, bone-rattling journey to Band-i-Amir may be littered with landmines and the odd village of Taliban sympathisers, but if the Afghan government gets its way a collection of five sapphire-blue lakes will one day become one of Central Asia's hottest international tourist destinations.

Once the focal point of the painting is achieved, the rest of the surface may be littered with what look like random splashes and mistakes.Simon Fletcher, the Englishman in voluntary exile, and a friend of Mr Vogel, has embraced the Austrian tradition.

The streets of Dudley never were paved with gold, but they may soon be littered with coppers.

His top-flight record may not be littered with trophies but, given comparable resources, he would surely compare favourably with the best.

My house may be forever littered with Lego and plastic alien figures from Ben 10; every stick we meet may instantly be transformed into a weapon; and a lazy weekend is a thing of the past with four small boys who, just like dogs, need regular exercise, but I feel lucky to be the mother of boys because one thing they do best is love their mummy.

Remove any large rocks, branches, or other items which may be currently littering the field you want to plan, and dispose of them appropriately.

Plastic bags may have been litter's poster child, but they amounted to just 2% of beach rubbish.