Sentence examples for that get recycled from inspiring English sources

Here are some tropes that get recycled.

These principles are harder to convey than the customary lists of errors that get recycled from one traditional style guide to the next.

It is the case, nonetheless, that in contemporary panto, it is not just the jokes that get recycled – the sets, scripts, costumes, and even the stars, are all expected to do their bit in different locations around the country for many years to come.

But it's only a tiny proportion of garments and shoes that get recycled.

Teachers' union campaign contributions that get recycled right back into enormous salaries and gold-plated benefits.

A secret pleasure that I hadn't wanted to throw into the big commercial vat with all the rest of the stuff — all the other moments and memories that get recycled into processed trends, like so many cheese triangles.

"Great objects are so scarce, there's always a lot that gets recycled," said Richard Feigen, a Manhattan dealer.

This idea took some time to permeate my skull, as the concept of no garbage was incomprehensible to me, having grown up in the land of plenty where the only things that got recycled were Coke bottles and the giant plastic eggs that pantyhose once came in.

TASHA LEWIS: This is the 2 million tons that gets recycled.

If anything, it's just that so much of the content that gets recycled isn't even particularly impressive.

Quite apart from having a name that makes him sound as though he had stepped straight from one of Heyer's Regency romances, Somervell was inadvertently providing an anecdote that would get recycled over the years whenever someone wanted to show just how different Heyer was from the normal run of popular historical novelists.