Sentence examples for tonne of things from inspiring English sources

BM Soho was a record shop like record shops are, or more pertinently were, meant to be; dark, cramped, lined with everything you wanted and a tonne of things you never knew you desired till you saw them up there on the walls, down there in the crates.

Arvida: There are tonnes of things guys can't wear.

This month, however, the Word of Mouth blog seeking to define the best way to eat our favourite foods is wolfing down arguably (we eat 1.6m tonnes of the things each year), Britain's favourite foodstuff: chips.

He said Microsoft's software worked nicely with PCs and allowed you "to do tonnes of cool things" but few customers knew this.

The price implies that existing projects could spend up to $40 to reduce a tonne of CO2 (through things like energy efficiency).

The video features most of the Teklife family doing their thing and a tonne of footworking.

Religion made the studios a tonne of money for most of the 20th century, with things easing up a bit after the tumult of the iconoclastic 1960s.

Imagine our excitement, then, when we found out that a tonne of our favourite producers were going to rework the entire thing.

The future of transportation is still the concrete and asphalt road, for the simple reason that at $17 per tonne of asphalt versus $900 per tonne of steel or $10,000 per tonne of copper, roads are the only thing cheap enough to be ubiquitous in lower density areas.

A tonne of coal fetches around $120.

Each tonne of steel needs 1.7 tonnes of iron ore and more than half a tonne of coking coal.