Sentence examples for rusty scrap from inspiring English sources

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A few bits of rusty scrap metal, unveiled in front of the assembled reporters at a press conference marking the publication of the investigation report.

And why don't we have those resources readily available to us?" Wilson was referring to pieces of rusty scrap metal and bullet-proof glass -- "hillbilly armor" -- soldiers had to scrounge through the local dumps to mount on their vehicles for protection against roadside bombs and other dangers in Iraq.

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But many citizens here, particularly the poor who cobble their hovels from rusty metal and scrap wood, resent the estimated five million foreigners who have crossed the border looking for work in Africa's largest economy.

Under a sapping Georgia sun, Tammia Bartlett, a volunteer tour guide in a turquoise polo shirt, led a small group of visitors today toward a mass of dilapidated shacks made of rusty tin and scrap wood.

His was the luxurious Mineola, mine was rusty old 3031, a scrapped R-10 I bought from a New Jersey junkyard to serve as the centerpiece of an ill-conceived trade show booth.

Alang got its start in the 1980s when a cash-strapped Soviet navy began scrapping its rusty fleet with the Gujarati shipbreakers.

Lots of rusty road signs and scraps of rusty galvanised iron.

The boats at La Vallee were being assembled entirely with scrap wood and rusty nails; the only tools I saw were hammers and machetes.

Bit rusty.

"I'm still a bit rusty".

The pupils are closely packed in what is left of the building, perched on tiny plastic chairs or rusty tin drums, writing on scraps of paper.

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