Sentence examples for remaining scrap of from inspiring English sources
Meanwhile, there's a very strong positive argument for doing so, road safety aside: every time you stop at a red light or a stop sign, you'll be helping to deny the anti-bike forces their final remaining scrap of a credible argument – which is that cyclists are dangerous scofflaws.
So while we wait for the medical profession to get their asses into gear and hope that Tory Britain doesn't cut every remaining scrap of support for the disabled, let's at least recognize ME for the very real and very shitty illness it is.
So while we wait for the medical profession to get their arses into gear and hope that Tory Britain doesn't cut every remaining scrap of support for the disabled, let's at least recognise ME for the very real and very shitty illness it is.
You don't have to be precise, since the steps below will remove the remaining scrap of paper.
It was only natural for the frugal bakers to throw the remaining scraps of dough into the oven while it was heating.
A welcome of such anti-climactic absurdity it was small wonder most arrivals didn't summon their remaining scraps of energy and push on into the sea.
But there is plenty more to worry Caymanians and the inhabitants of Britain's other remaining scraps of empire in the Caribbean: Anguilla, the British Virgin Islands (BVI), Montserrat and the Turks and Caicos Islands.
Her introduction makes you want to keep on reading: "By late January, the whole area bound by Shunchang Lu, Fuxing Lu and Hefei Lu had been flattened, now a giant dustbowl for remaining scraps of wood and brick to be hauled off for sale.
The "In Her Own Words" shoot got a predictable amount of flak on Twitter; it seems that removing models' remaining scraps of clothes in the name of empowerment has not been widely taken in the liberating spirit in which it was intended.
If we follow the marine's course of more callousness and aggression and racist contempt -- the remaining scraps of al Qaeda may yet revive with new rage-recruits.
Without electricity, she stored her remaining scraps of food -- including some tortillas and eggs -- on her porch, tucked in a cooler with ice.
