Sentence examples similar to wire waste from inspiring English sources

Use an upside down bin! Obviously I don't mean a grubby kitchen bin, but a nice wire waste-paper basket, or something similar – check back at home and see if your family can spare any for your bed-side needs, or the various high street home stores near you will have something cheap and easy to convert into a surface.

A separate processing of the two classes of wire wastes is recommended.

The experiments are carried out with a mixture of mm-size granules of copper and PVC, originating from mechanically processed electric wire wastes.

The aim of this work is to identify the optimal operating conditions of such equipment, when employed for separating copper and plastics from either flexible or rigid electric wire wastes.

Talk story about a rat getting caught, through two holes, in a wire mesh waste basket, at the northeast corner of 14th St. and 6th Ave.

The New Yorker, July 2, 1990 P. 23 Talk story about a rat getting caught, through two holes, in a wire mesh waste basket, at the northeast corner of 14th St. and 6th Ave.

Estelle Gassmann's witty artworks comprise of household objects, such as china serving platters or simple wire mesh waste paper bins, that are brought to life with sprawling alien-like tendrils made of plastic, porcelain, glass and clay, transforming them into surprisingly beautiful and quirky objets d'art.

And some dry cleaners are making an effort to reduce wire hanger waste.

And innovation is bringing us transmission wires that waste less of the electricity they carry from plant to home or to office.

21, Mr. Waqif, whose previous works have incorporated video, sound, dance and sculpture, has used unconventional material, weaving debris — like discarded wood panels, wiring, plastic waste, metal and dry waste — into an elaborate, interactive sculpture.

O flag-bearers of the world, you have pained us a lot in the name of security You cry of peace and security, and you dispatch guns and ammunition Seated on a makeshift bench, his wool pakol hat tilted slightly and his clothing stained with grease, Mr. Turab surveyed the evening beyond his concrete workshop bay, a landscape of rags, wires and waste.