Sentence examples for refuse dump from inspiring English sources
The girl's remains were discovered last summer in a refuse dump containing horse and dog bones.
Not meant to be saved as a permanent record, it was not baked in a kiln, but ended up in a refuse dump, where a fire hardened the clay for posterity.
The MNL model was run taking "disposal at the refuse dump" as a base category against other groups to be compared.
Some farmers (10.4%%) disposed off containers at a refuse dump while 5.8%% of farmers wash and re-use empty pesticide containers for other household purposes (to keep water and other food items such as salt, palm oil, among others).
We computed classical and spatial lag regression models on all spatial features, including proximity of residential camp to rubber tree-edge, main road in the plantation, LAC hospital, rice farmland, household refuse dump, human population density, post-harvest storage density of rice and density of rodent deterrent on rice storage.
Some scholars believe that when Jerusalem came under Christian rule in the 4th century, there was a purposeful "transference" of respect for the Temple Mount and the Western Wall in terms of sanctity to the Church of the Holy Sepulchre, while the sites around the Temple Mount became a refuse dump for Christians.
Tells about recovering radium in refuse dumps, ash dumps, etc.
Enormous quantities of toxic and evil-smelling waste from the alkali industry produced ugly refuse dumps, but the first Alkali Act of 1862 was the beginning of the slow introduction of stricter operating conditions.
But among older players it's a common sentiment: once gods on the field, courted by teams and worshipped by fans, they now feel like human refuse, dumped and forgotten.
From Nobel Laureate to hoi polloi, Nigerians have, over the past many days, roared a range of emotions in reaction to the BBC documentary, Welcome to Lagos, which showed a side of our beloved city that some of us have never seen – real, live Lagosians subsisting on refuse dumps.
The nitrates might thus be attributed to proximity of the hand dug wells to pit latrines and refuse dumps.
