Sentence examples for reject plastic from inspiring English sources

Therefore, perfectly rationally, they may reject plastic.

Rebecca Hosking, the BBC filmmaker who persuaded Modbury and other towns to reject plastic bags after seeing how they killed wildlife around the world, yesterday said the supermarkets had fought hard against the voluntary reduction in bag use.

They are naturally frugal: rejecting plastic bags, throwing out almost nothing, recycling everything recyclable.

IN an era when eulogies for record stores are more common than the stores themselves, buying vinyl can feel as virtuous as shopping for locally grown produce or rejecting plastic bags.

The aggregates used in this investigation are sand obtained from local sources and the plastic waste resulting from crushing of rejected plastic bags; its physical properties are listed in Table 3.

He rejected plastic surgery to avoid losing his place in the team: "I can't see myself going for [surgery] at the moment because I've got bigger things to worry about than getting this sorted".

New Labour's brand of "penal populism" has failed and voters will eventually reject the "plastic charm and glitz" of the two big parties in favour of the "integrity and authenticity" represented by Sir Menzies, 66, the MP insisted.

But now many more of us want to know where our meat comes from, and are rejecting the plastic wrapped, uniformity of mass market meat retailing.

I better understand now why our daughter, with two preschool children, rejected the plastic microwave cover we brought one day, and let the sod in the backyard go untreated with weedkiller.

CREDIT cards and A.T.M.'s may have eased the challenge of spending and exchanging money on a trip abroad, but that doesn't mean we don't occasionally find ourselves in a foreign country, fuming in front of machines that have just rejected our plastic cards.

Capitalism rejects his plastic plea for liquidity.