Sentence examples for piece of refuse from inspiring English sources
There's no difference between a person using drugs and a piece of refuse".
Everything consumed by the tribe comes in that way, and every piece of refuse must be flown out.
Most unusual piece of refuse: A city that collects the strangest things also discards the strangest things, and they don't all fit in a trash bag.
Instead, it looks backward to an object's moment of obsolescence -- the instant, for example, that a cabinet goes from being a part of a household, with a family history etched in layers of paint, to being a piece of refuse.
"The pit, a shallow excavation measuring a gargantuan 10 acres, was used to incinerate every single piece of refuse generated by Balad's thousands of residents," Drummond writes, about a burn pit in Iraq.
Even for the meticulous recyclers -- those of us who diligently sort every piece of refuse, packing each banana peel and empty milk jug into separate bags and putting them into the appropriate bins at the curb -- the false promise of "away" still cushions us.
The second is covered with rotted pilings, concrete posts, old tires and other large pieces of refuse found floating in the water.
The key here is that it uses smaller cyclones working together to generate a high amount of centrifugal force to separate out even the smallest bits of dirts and dust which then fall through vibrating rubber nozzles (which oscillate to prevent build up and blockage) and into the bin with the larger pieces of refuse your ordinary vacuum picks up.
Trillions of pieces of refuse get trapped by natural ocean currents, or gyres, at five locations, causing a dance of debris for hundreds of thousands of square miles.
The children digging in the sand next to a hulking piece of war refuse on Omaha Beach in Normandy (1947) live — for a moment at least — in the bubble of their own fantasy.
This may be true throughout history, but the author has in mind the present tragic condition of the world, when we have to think of the scapegoat not as one piece of human refuse but as "whole sweated, uprooted populations".
