Sentence examples for scrap man from inspiring English sources
The scrap man, on the other hand, is paid only for what he doesn't throw away.
We collected scrap metal – we called it "tatting" – and took little pieces to the scrap man for pocket money.
In the scrap man survived some type of original American entrepreneur — Jefferson's yeoman farmer, tending not his land but his junk pile, doing just as he pleased.
But no matter how ingenious the fabricator has been in using the metal, sooner or later it will belong to the scrap man.
"They're no use to the scrap men, so they're happy to let me take them away".
Standing next to a Gehry-like tangle of aluminum shards, Maguire shook his head and explained, "They're not scrap men".
Those in charge of big building projects, from architects to developers, could help much more with advance access: alas, they often think of salvage dealers as little better than "dodgy scrap men".David Heathcote, an architectural historian, predicts that as the best modernist buildings reach an age at which they need restoration, architects will have to forge closer links with salvage firms.
Iona, which started women's lacrosse last spring and scrapped men's ice hockey in 2002 in part to be in compliance with Title IX, has a long-term gender equity plan that the college feels is more comprehensive than any single survey, said Mike Laprey, a college spokesman.
Allen, the former Broncos defensive coordinator and, now, first-time head coach, is scrapping the man-to-man scheme that has defined Oakland's defense since the 1970s.
The warm conditions also led officials from the International Ski Federation and the United States ski team to scrap the men's giant slalom event planned for Saturday's World Cup in Aspen.
