Sentence examples for said detritus from inspiring English sources

Beyond deploying the pump trains, which are diesel-powered, Mr. Calandrella said detritus on the tracks could affect draining.

At low tide, Mr. Passariello said, the detritus of a hundred summers' visitors is visible in the murk.

Is there anything left to say, any detritus left unpicked through?

Witnesses say the detritus may be evidence that some of the militiamen had been provided with both food and ammunition by the Israelis.

Though the Kovels tracked the prices of some expensive items, like 18th-century furniture, they focused overwhelmingly on ordinary things for ordinary collectors, the artifacts — some would say the detritus — of everyday American life.

"We call them gators, because they look like alligators," Mr. Pietrzak said of the detritus.

He said the irreducible detritus of the unsalable -- that is, the mangled suitcases -- was turned over to the Government for use in tests of airport security devices.

Ed Miliband, the Labour leader — who gamely carried on campaigning even after someone cracked a raw egg onto his shoulder, leaving his jacket dripping with its detritus — said that his party was no longer in the doldrums.

More interesting than anything the candidates said, however, was the detritus afterwards.

"Yes, this is our house," he said, stepping into the detritus of a destroyed clay structure.

"It also feels evocative to me in terms of Kurosawa — the landscapes of detritus," Schreiber said.