Sentence examples for rubbish trying from inspiring English sources

I hope no other parent has to go through this rubbish trying to help their child".

Yet they both do the same job: sorting through the local rubbish, trying to salvage goods that can be re-used.

In trying to work out what it is Yentob does precisely in his role as the BBC's creative director, I end up thinking of him as the corporation's Uncle Isaac, rooting out the rubbish, trying to raise the tone, above all giving the arts a fair crack of the whip.

Mouhcine Fikri was crushed to death in a rubbish truck trying to retrieve 500kg of fish allegedly caught out of season which had been confiscated.

They were trapped in a cycle of poverty, with kids as young as 2 years old sifting through other people's rubbish to try to keep body and soul together.

The more I look at this, the more I think it seems an absolutely rubbish strategy for trying to win a general election.

It could be absolute rubbish but I'm trying.

"Policy debate these days involves trying to rubbish the science, and that is dangerous," Dr. Nurse says.

He and his friend Andy carried dow all the rubbish they had been trying to get rid of for months, packing the container to the top.

There's nothing worse than, "Oh, if only he had listened to me" rubbish, and so, after trying valiantly not to fall into self-justifying mode – a bane of political memoirs, I fear – it's a pity I have.

I can see them trying to rubbish the survey; it is too small, with only 500 GPs responding; the survey is academically flawed; and, worst of all it was produced by a branch – albeit a tame one - of the media, and therefore not worth serious study.