Sentence examples for receptacle's from inspiring English sources

During the call, deputies observed another nearby mailbox also appeared to have been pried open, so they left a note on the front door of the residence advising them of the receptacle's condition.

Poor Grace has become the living receptacle of Dogville's venality and lust (the men take turns raping her).

"Superficial to understand the journal as just a receptacle for one's private, secret thoughts," as she puts it, "like a confidante that is deaf, dumb and illiterate.

Superficial to understand the journal as just a receptacle for one's private, secret thoughts — like a confidante who is deaf, dumb, and illiterate.

Dominick Bilotti worked with the Sanitation Department at Fresh Kills when it was the receptacle for New York City's trash and before it was closed in March 2001, only to be reopened on Sept. 12.

Instead I see this now-plain plastic receptacle as TfL's little nod to the humanity of its customers, from a transport network that potentially violates the health and safety regulations for transporting cattle.

He is no longer the politician who was forced to end illegitimate white rule because of mass protest and international condemnation but, according to the Sunday Telegraph, "the man who legislated himself out of power"; no longer history's receptacle but its master.

Numenius like other Platonists of his age follows Aristotle in identifying Plato's receptacle in the Timaeus with matter, which Aristotle characterizes as non being (Physics 192a3-14), formless and qualiteless (De caelo 306b17-19; cf. Timaeus 50d7).

That said, "A Fragile Trust" does put a face on the faker; it makes him human, if still fundamentally inscrutable, something more than a receptacle for one's own imported attitudes on lazy kids (a colleague points out that the lies took more work than the reporting would have) or affirmative action.

It's the receptacle of all blame.

It's a receptacle where all your apps are stored.