Sentence examples for poop that from inspiring English sources

It worked great graphically – though I had to clean up the poop that eventually ran down Trump's sleeve.

So just because you put on a [expletive] safari helmet and look at some poop, that doesn't give you the right to insult what we do".

Like coaxing the rhino into the elevator, cramming him into her family's small apartment, paying for heaps of specialized rhino food, and dealing with the enormous piles of poop that must be hidden in the park every day.

And it's this continued denial of poop that motivates the country's unstoppable culture of kitsch, where layer-upon-layer of irony free, synthetic cultural artefacts are produced in aid of an innocent good life.

Without microbe- and nutrient-rich worm castings (poop, that is), Allen's Growing Power farm couldn't provide healthful food to 10,000 urbanites — through his on-farm retail store, in schools and restaurants, at farmers' markets and in low-cost market baskets delivered to neighborhood pickup points.

Unlike, say, dog poop that can be easily washed off a shoe, people have no way to avoid the smell wafting from a giant hog farm and animal studies suggest that the impact of stressors, which can cause, for example, feelings of depression and anxiety, can be modulated by a sense of control over that stressor.

"One of the most common calls that I get from parents is when there are changes in their baby's poops that they weren't anticipating, especially first time parents," says Greene.

As she says this, we see dreamy, sun-bleached shots of the palm trees, florists and markets that populate Gwyneth's Los Angeles, and none of the homeless people, garbage, and wall-poops that populate mine and everybody else's.

"I read a book you might like," she tried, on speaker phone while I was changing a poop explosion that had ruined my daughter's best dress.

4 out of 10 people don't have a safe way to poop - that's 2.6 billion!

The smoldering poop-bag that is our economy is, of course, a testament to the wisdom of overindulging comfortable illusions.