Sentence examples for record recycling from inspiring English sources

He doesn't really contribute anything significantly new to the record, recycling lots of well known, much recounted stories about the actor's life and work, and his effort to frame those stories by looking at the Bogart legend and its enduring power feels a little contrived: by now, dissections of Bogie's on-screen and off-screen personas and his almost mythic aura are highly familiar too.

In 2002, the record recycling rate for any month that year was just 34percentt.

Therefore, these postcollisional mafic ultramafic rocks record recycling of the subducted continental crust and consequent crust mantle interaction in the continental subduction zone.

Given Britain's woeful record on recycling (see chart), that could spell big fines for cash-strapped councils.

Mary Creagh, chairwoman of the Commons environmental audit committee, singled out Lucozade when condemning the plastic packaging industry's poor record on recycling.

Perhaps the strangest failure - as many perceive it here - is the council's record on recycling.

"Trials of food waste and larger bins for plastic and glass have been operating successfully for some time now and I am proud of the long record of recycling that people in Dundee have supported.

Amazon's shoddy record on recycling old electronics is put to shame when held up next to Best Buy, the struggling brick-and-mortar retailer whose lunch Amazon has grown plump eating.

(It's worth noting that Clooney has a long track record of recycling his red-carpet wardrobe -- and when one looks as classically dashing as he always does, who's to argue?).

Green gaffe: There's little doubt eco-warriors love a good chat as much as a tree hug, but our digitally dyslexic reporter's creation of a new organisation was a revelation for verbose greenies (Recycling record comes under fire, page 18, March 23).

Trying to measure the public housing agency's record on recycling is hard because its data collection is inconsistent.