Sentence examples for trash caught from inspiring English sources

LINDSEY HOSHAW, a freelance journalist in Palo Alto, Calif., hopes to sell a multimedia slide show and maybe an article to The Times about the Great Pacific Garbage Patch, a mass of floating plastic trash caught in swirling currents in a stretch of ocean twice the size of Texas.

The mouthpiece of the suction machine attached to the Dredge Carolina has been fitted with a grille to keep it from swallowing large munitions, but that means pieces of trash get caught, and someone has to remove debris every three hours.

All this trash has caught the eyes of enterprising Iraqis looking for scrap metal or reusable objects like discarded headphones and DVDs.

As he tossed the used diaper in the trash, he caught a glimpse of his son's penis, and something that had evaded him since birth suddenly became crystal clear.

Say I see something in my neighbor's trash that catches my eye.

The spot should be discreet and your box should not be visible or you run the risk of it being mistaken for trash or catch the eye of a curious vandal.

More subtlety is required for Mr. Gregory, 71, who is serving a life sentence for brutalizing his girlfriend with a switchblade — throwing her body parts in the trash and getting caught, he said, when "I went right back to the room that I killed her in and had sex with another" woman.

Debris and trash are commonly caught up in these slicks forming an unsightly floating mess.

This was shortly after two very prominent Republican commentators got caught trashing Palin's candidacy when they thought an MSNBC microphone had been turned off.

And when the companies get caught trashing the environment or mistreating their workers, everyone blames the customers -- that's us -- for demanding cheap shiny gadgets.

The sad truth is that this record would only get positive reviews no matter what, because music writers don't want to be caught trashing a lady who used to be a dude.