Sentence examples for much ends up from inspiring English sources

But little of it is recycled and much ends up in the environment, including the sea, where it gradually fragments without quite biodegrading and turns up in parts of the ecosystem where it can do harm.

He loves helping out, especially when it's tacos for tea – it's his job to chop the veg for the salsa, and these days not too much ends up on the floor.

If you follow My Baking Addiction, you know that I am obsessed with pumpkin pie spice – from September through December; it pretty much ends up in allthethings.

GiveDirectly wants to establish a new standard: When a donor gives one dollar, how much ends up in the hands of a poor person?

In it, she played one half of a couple that splits up, but loves their apartment so much, ends up cohabitating -- very gingerly.

"Cut until you can cut no more" taken to its logical conclusion pretty much ends up with a blank page, which is maybe some advice that could be taken more regularly, for sure, though this thing about springing into life reminds me for some reason of the Smurfs.

"I pretty much ended up chasing her throughout the entire Tour de France," Hincapie said.

He continued: "If it has heavy miles on it, especially in urban areas, we pretty much end up wholesaling it.

"A lot of money was raised with great fanfare after the Sichuan earthquake, but we don't know how much was spent on the refugees and how much ended up embezzled," Ms. Woeser said.

Until USAid publishes data on sub-contracts, it will be impossible to trace how exactly its money was spent and how much ended up in Haitian hands, she says.

Too much money ends up in the hands of corrupt regimes and middlemen.