Sentence examples for other litter from inspiring English sources
Tutuila was spotless for Flag Day, but by the time we left, soda cans and other litter were reappearing along the roadways.
In the same way, Wilkinson Eyre's Millennium Bridge between Gateshead and Newcastle seems to curtsey to the magnificent Victorian Tyne bridges whenever it winks open (and, with a dose of the region's practicality, all the cans and other litter dumped on it tinkle down special sloping gutters to collection bins).
Infertile podzol soils predominate in the mountains and are characterized by an ash-coloured upper layer resulting from the leaching of all but their insoluble quartz particles by the acids generated in the slow decay of pine needles and other litter of the forest floors.
For extra hiker bonus points, pick up any other litter you may come across on your trek.
Whenever it searches for insects on the ground, it will energetically turn over ("thrashing") leaves and other litter.
Or, more precisely, it's an unwitting collection point for plastic bottles, caps, bags and other litter that's part of the swirling, larger-than-Texas mass of trash called the Pacific Garbage Patch.
The testers said it didn't control odor as well as some of the other litters.
At the halfway point, challengers had put on significantly more weight than age-matched control meerkats from other litters.
Unlike the other litters, though, the wet pellets need to be stirred daily (they dissolve into a sort of damp sawdust).
His latest 12-inch, Swimming With Patsy, exemplified this inclination; one side boasting clipped vocals obliterated by sonic drill splatters, the other littered with syncopated rhythms choking on infinite broken beats.
Normal left-sided expression of Pitx2 was observed in seven additional Vangl1gt/gt embryos with normal morphology that were obtained from these litters, as well as in all the embryos from five other litters from Vangl1gt/+ parents, from which we expect Mendelian ratios of Vangl1gt/gt homozygotes, although they were not genotyped.
