Sentence examples for waste caught from inspiring English sources
But Representative Shelley Berkley, Democrat of Nevada, a member of the Transportation Committee, noted that in July 2000 a train carrying hazardous waste caught fire in a tunnel beneath downtown Baltimore.
About 1,000 tonnes of waste caught fire at Averies Recycling in Marshgate just before 18 00 BST on Monday.
About 1,000 tonnes of waste caught fire at Averies Recycling in Marshgate, near Swindon, just before 18 00 BST on Monday.
While I was living there, we sometimes talked about this or that rumored hot spot: a place where the road dipped under a railroad overpass and a main sewer pipe dipped under that, making a little kink where, it was said, stray fragments of nuclear waste got caught on their way out of town.
Later, when it was realised that pieces of aluminium and magnesium among this waste could catch fire and cause widespread contamination, inert argon gas had to be pumped in to smother potential blazes.
The operator of a closed radioactive waste dump that caught fire in southern Nevada last weekend was troubled over the years by leaky shipments and oversight so lax that employees took contaminated tools and building materials home, according to state and federal records.
One man - who was registered with the Environment Agency to carry and dispose of waste - was caught by BBC South East, dumping large amounts of rubbish in country lanes in Kent after dark, blocking roads and leaving the council needing to clear up the mess.
In the United States, federal agencies currently use different exposure limits when dealing with safe human methylmercury exposures from commercially traded fish, fish contaminated from toxic waste, and fish caught by sport fishers (Grandjean 1999).
Food and waste can get caught among the larger rocks and hurt the health of the tank.
But Little Dap was too wasted to catch it, his eyes like two cherries floating in buttermilk.
Fines of up to $500 a day could be levied upon homes and businesses caught wasting water.
