Sentence examples for refuse heap from inspiring English sources

His family owns a section of the Klandorf refuse heap, which is roughly the size of four soccer fields.

It can be used to describe a messy home (a STY), an actual garbage dump (REFUSE HEAP) or as a synonym for SELL.

It was this refuse heap, in one of the most evocative scenes in the novel, that Umar insisted on visiting, in spite of the attempts by the Christian Patriarch Sophronius, who stayed behind in the city after his commander fled, to dissuade him.

Archeologists believe that the ring was a refuse heap, created by Indians that lived in the interior of the ring, which was kept clear and used as a common area.

In 1937, The Times described the half-mile between the railway station and the city (an area including the site of the proposed college) as "something between a refuse heap and a slum"; Nuffield had originally bought the canal basin to beautify that part of the city before he had the idea of building a college to accomplish this.

Feral, abandoned children hovered in packs around uncollected refuse heaped outside the building.

The painted canvases are mostly the antithesis of hardware; they feature dunes and middens, prehistoric refuse heaps.

The house cricket, introduced into North America from Europe, has a light-coloured head with dark cross bands and may be found in buildings and refuse heaps.

In this flat and subtle land, high enough means anywhere from several inches to about six feet for those on Indian middens, or refuse heaps.

All manner of former Qaddafi military equipment has been seen in the field, in makeshift museums, in old stockpiles, or in refuse heaps that sometimes contained packaging and shipment papers.

He would also take his two children — kids accustomed to Little League and slumber parties — out with him to sift through the city's giant refuse heaps, looking for things to rescue.