Sentence examples for trash collections from inspiring English sources

One is fewer trash collections.

Trash collections in the outer boroughs will become less frequent, just in time for the hottest days of the year.

Trash collections in the outer boroughs need to be kept at levels that do not allow vermin a free lunch.

Noise was the No. 1 complaint, with 255,000 calls, followed by complaints about landlords, and calls about recycling and trash collections, potholes and towed vehicles.

The Danish energy company has invested £60m in the Northwich venture, which will use trash collections by local councils in Chester and Wigan to produce 5MW of renewable energy.

He writes about John Connell, a British antinoise crusader in the mid-20th century, who came up with a "rubber-lidded dustbin" to muffle the sound of early-morning trash collections and who succeeded temporarily in halting night flights from Heathrow Airport.

The city still will collect money from each household for trash collection, but will turn it over to Waste Management instead of keeping it.

They collect trash to survive, but it actually benefits the public: trash collection is done at no cost to households or the government and it results in a cleaner, safer environment.

The Twin Rivers association, like most homeowner associations, collects maintenance fees and lets contracts for professional managers and services like trash collection.

Think of trash collection.

Garbage collection: Monday trash collection is on.