Sentence examples for old garbage from inspiring English sources
"Same old garbage!" he snaps.
A battered old garbage truck pulled directly in front it, obscuring the view.
"It's about washing away all your old garbage," Ms. Perlman says.
"If successful, pretty soon there'll be very little trash left for homeowners to put in their old garbage cans".
"It's always the same old garbage from the same old people, and I just can't stand it anymore," he said.
Mr. Bilotti said the trade center rubble was vastly unlike the old garbage, particularly in one way.
"Honestly, it's great here," said Kevin Monahan, a twenty-five-year-old former garbage-truck driver wearing a yellow rain poncho and a headband with skulls on it.
In his recent HBO special, C.K. said, "A fifty-five-year-old garbage man is a million times smarter than a twenty-eight-year-old with three Ph.D.s.
Coach Trent Robinson has handed a 28-year-old garbage man his NRL debut in a bid to stop Sydney Roosters' season turning to rubbish.
A bit favoring the practical intelligence of a 55-year-old garbage collector over the wisdom of a 28-year-old with three doctorates — "This idiot has been thinking about three things for like 15 years.
If Prebble's Skilling sees himself as a master of the universe, Troy Maxson (Denzel Washington), the illiterate fifty-three-year-old garbage collector in the thrilling revival of August Wilson's 1987 Pulitzer Prize-winning play, "Fences" (well directed by Kenny Leon, at the Cort), is on the opposite side of destiny's wheel.
