Sentence examples for small junk from inspiring English sources

I worked flea markets and we opened a small junk antiques shop.

A reporter asked Trump about degrading the political process by talking about his penis -- a reference to Rubio commenting last week that Trump has small hands and possibly matching small junk.

Rothkopf calls this "material transubstantiation" and relates it to Koons's "Statuary" series, in which the artist would take something like a small junk shop statue of Bob Hope and recast the actor almost like a religious figure a cheap disposable item becoming a coveted auction piece.

Rothkopf calls this "material transubstantiation" and relates it to Koons' "Statuary" series, in which the artist would take something like a small junk shop statue of Bob Hope and recast the actor almost like a religious figure – a cheap disposable item becoming a coveted auction piece.

Angela Alarcin's stall resembles a small department store, with all the "little junk I like to buy," she said.

An example using ETFs might be iShares S&P Conservative Allocation Fund AOKK), which mixes Treasurys and TIPS with small caps, junk bonds and emerging market stocks.

At dusk, two small Chinese junks with red sails and glowing lanterns glide by several towering clipper ships.

Itier's photographs on display focus on the facade of the A-Ma Temple, still standing and little changed today; views of Taipa harbor filled with small Chinese junks; and the then magnificent Praia Grande bay with its promenade of double-story grand colonial houses, which have long disappeared following extensive redevelopment and land reclamation.

Most of these are small bits of junk from the asteroid belt that have gone off course.

His teachers noted a certain tentativeness in his demeanor — to put it gently, he didn't project much — but also some interesting corners in his temperament, and for the next few years he had small parts in junk movies.

While Mr. Oranzo complains about what he calls "the constant flow of cheap junk" — small plastic toys that break the first time they're used — Mrs. Stratton said her nephew needs to accept that many of the playthings children like most are a domestic blight.