Sentence examples for street waste from inspiring English sources

THE MOUSE AND THE ALLEY CAT THE MOUSE AND THE ALLEY CAT There once was a mouse who, because of the progress New York City has made in reducing street waste during my three terms as mayor, could not find a morsel to eat.

"Using 'survival' processes from the kitchen, it felt like a natural move to incorporate edible factors," Ms. Crane said, adding that "the body itself would be able to digest and dispose of the collections, instead of it ending up as more High Street waste".

By Jim Windolf THE MOUSE AND THE ALLEY CAT There once was a mouse who, because of the progress New York City has made in reducing street waste during my three terms as mayor, could not find a morsel to eat.

Gross pollutant traps (GPT) are designed to capture and retain visible street waste, such as anthropogenic litter and organic matter.

These facilities serve as the link in the waste management system between the waste collection program and final disposal: Street waste collection vehicles discharge loads, avoiding uneconomic travel to distant landfill sites.

Sahir and Qureshi [2] suggested that by installing pilot size plants, the available biomass can be used to operate high level biogas plants based on crops and dungs in the remote regions and street wastes in the urban areas.

And Wall Street wasted no time moaning about it.

Wall Street wastes an estimated $280 billion per year, according to a paper from Philippon published last year.

But, judging from where we left him off in the last episode, shooting up heroin and being held captive in a Caracas slum as he simultaneously gave the people of South America a taste of what they can expect when the World Cup kicks off next year (a lot of very white dudes with their shirts off running around the streets wasted), we're not entirely sure we're eager to return there.

The Chartered Institute of Public Finance and Accountancy gauges 10-20% cuts to highways, environment, street cleaning, waste and recycling funding.

(Mr. Boulez once dismissed the Neo-Classical aesthetic as "a dead-end street, a waste of time").