Sentence examples for picking scrap from inspiring English sources
Ms. Serlin said she began her business "because I needed money". Her business has grown each year -- she buys material from companies now rather than picking scrap off the street -- and has annual revenue of $80 million.
"I am so proud of what you are doing and especially more proud that UNICEF is a part of this," said Mr. Lake to 13-year-old Udhab Khadka, an orphan enrolled at an UOSP in Banepa town, who works odd jobs to support himself, including picking scrap off the street.
The cold hard facts of the matter are: there is no zhushing up the state of panic that is picking scraps of plaid from the floor in the darkness of a 5am bottle feed.
It is a hard living for the fishermen on Lake Winnipeg, harder than for the pelicans that glide behind their boats to pick scraps of sunfish, whitefish and walleye.
But I could listen.' She can still remember sitting with a man who had walked to Poland and back to find his family; she carefully picked scraps of shoe leather from the bloodied pulp that used to be his feet.
WASHINGTON - WHEN Marsha Serlin began picking up scrap metal off the street and selling it in 1978, she was the rare -- if not the only -- woman in Chicago's scrap metal recycling business.
Having successfully outsmarted their human overlords, Toronto's raccoons seem bored with just picking through trash scraps, and have now brought their siege straight into people's homes.
Over and over, I kept returning to the crime and its aftermath, picking up scraps of information that whetted my appetite to know the whole story.
Picking up scraps of body parts, coupled with the numbing grief most must endure, has turned the effort into a grim chore.
Rabble-rousers arise, demanding that you step aside to make way for Islamic law, and opportunists start picking off scraps of power for themselves.
"Look, against the Super Bowl you're kind of picking up scraps," said Preston Beckman, executive vice president for strategic program planning at the Fox network.
