Sentence examples for producing rubbish from inspiring English sources
In retaliation, the Israeli army dynamited 100 metal workshops it claimed were used to manufacture home-made missiles, destroyed a factory producing rubbish bins, and set ablaze market shops and stalls.
He traveled to Singapore, which has a well-known spotless veneer, investigating the phenomenon and producing Rubbish, a series of eight colored pencil-on-paper illustrations that simulate discarded items like plastic chip bags and paper wrappers. .
Warren Martyn and Adrian Wood of I Can't Believe It's a Bigger and Better Updated Unofficial Simpsons Guide wrote, "Well, Marge is justifiably upset when, as an artist herself, it is Homer who is suddenly getting the kudos for producing rubbish.
"Whatever the tribunal decides, they will still produce rubbish".
But sometimes you think you've produced rubbish all day and then next morning it's quite good.
Mr. Bindschedler called the French action "arrogant and shocking," and added, sarcastically, "They produce something very high class, and we produce rubbish".
Plus, some people are coming round to the fact that Google Translate produces rubbish, so this is actually fuelling a demand for professional human translation".
"The case was brought by four properties who produce rubbish," the noted St. Émilion winemaker Nicolas Thienpont was quoted as saying in Wine Enthusiast magazine last year.
Hollywood produces rubbish because, in the main, it has to appeal to the lowest common denominator; public-service broadcasters like the BBC produce pap because they have to satisfy the mass audiences that pay their licence fees.
But following its birth in 1979, an astonishing 220 million units were sold - testament to the device's status as a 1980s icon no less memorable than shoulder pads, Filofaxes and David Bowie starting to produce rubbish albums.
It takes a very special kind of philosopher to choose the sides of wheelie bins and as their arena, so far be it from you to say that when you spray on bins you produce rubbish.
