Sentence examples for started recycling from inspiring English sources

You need a little moleskine, to write rude ideas... Mel No, I've just started recycling them.

ELISABETH OCHS San Francisco It's about time someone started recycling sewage water as drinking water.

It started recycling water in 2008 and is boosting production to 100m gallons a day from 70m.

Crops are dying, cattle are being sold off, cracks have opened up in the ground, and one town has actually started recycling its sewer water for drinking.

I started recycling stale corn bread instead of tossing it out many summers ago after interviewing a Texas barbecue impresario who called himself Crazy Sam Higgins.

Francis Bannerman was born in Scotland in 1851 and arrived in Brooklyn with his family at the age of 3. Ever the entrepreneur, he started recycling paper and selling rope from the harbor as a young boy; at 14 he founded the company called Bannerman's, buying scrap metal, munitions and subsequently full ships at Navy auction and then selling them for a profit.

And while Oahu was slow to start recycling seriously, the program is expanding: it recycled 674,000 tons in 2008, a ninefold increase over a decade earlier.

In Japan, it was a major cigarette company that wanted to start recycling cigarette butts.

"I want to start recycling around my home," said Curtis Tipton, a manager.

In October, it will start recycling heavy organic yard waste, like trees and grass clippings.

The authorities encouraged companies that used to manufacture plastic bags to start recycling them instead by providing tax incentives.