Sentence examples for tons of what from inspiring English sources

"They said they've put out six hundred tons — of what?" he asked.

Canadian naval officers discovered two metric tons of what was believed to be hashish or opium when they stopped a wooden boat.

The discharge of 11,500 tons of what Japanese officials described as lightly radioactive water was to make room at the plant to store much more heavily radioactive water.

At the end of the century, they and the city's other horses were daily leaving in the city streets up to 3,300 tons of what one 19th-century scholar of horsepower politely referred to as "the rejected potential energy of incomplete chemical action".

Cotter Corp. quietly buried 8,700 tons of what government investigators later identified as leached barium sulfate residue at the West Lake Landfill in 1973.

It's these hellish conditions that drove Ashley Gilbertson to name his book of photography from Iraq Whiskey Tango Foxtrot, and rightfully so, becuase it's filled with tons of "What the fuck?" moments, including soldiers sliding down a grand bannister in Saddam's mansion or snapping pictures of dead bodies.

I didn't agree with a ton of what he said, but his responses on Syria and Cuba suggested that he did have a clear and consistent worldview.

A ton of what happens this season will be about what's going to happen next summer.

She means well, but she is merely past fears, old patterns and excuses, shitty relationship experiences and a crap ton of what you've been spoon fed since birth.

Last year's April harvest totaled 900,000 tons, nearly a million tons short of what was needed.

The merger plan comes as paper companies around the world seek partners to cut costs after prices for pulp, a key ingredient in tissue and paper, have plunged to $550 a ton -- half of what they were in 1995.