Sentence examples for with a spillage from inspiring English sources

I don't know how she is as a cook, but her hand-drawn and painted collection of recipes, lain out under glass, is spattered not so much with sauces as with a spillage of thoughts on life, eating – and all the other stuff she's got up to in her long life.

According to chair of the Committee Joan Walley MP, there were big questions over the abilities of these companies to deal with a spillage.

The plan says that "each party shall maintain a national system for responding promptly and effectively to oil pollution incidents" without requiring any clear details on the number of ships or personnel that would be needed to cope with a spillage.

Rubbish had been thrown in here, split bags bulging with rot, a spillage of broken things from the house, a plastic clotheshorse, a smashed china bread crock.

Some of these were obviously flawed - the electric tablecloth into which lamps could be directly plugged clearly didn't go well with a water spillage - but the real danger came from consumers trying to run many appliances from one socket, from trying to fix problems themselves and from un-insulated wires.

Fran Jowsey said: "There was a spillage on the site but the actual spillage was foam concentrate.

He's wearing shades and has a spillage of iron-filings on his chin.

But these could take years, or even decades, to bear fruit; and in any case the agreement says nothing about the enhanced safety standards – such as a detailed clean-up plan to deal quickly and effectively with any spillage – that need to be rigorously enforced.

Postoperative adjuvant radiotherapy (RT) (McGurk et al, 1996; Renehan et al, 1999) was used selectively, either for spillage of benign tumour or for those malignant tumours with a positive margin, spillage, adenoid cystic or high-grade carcinomas.

The arranged pairs were always left behind, along with miscellaneous spillage: a brand-new platform shoe might lie on its side in a puddle; a well-worn hiking boot might still stand, stalwart as an old dog, on the shattered sidewalk.

In states such as California, where oil companies would like to drill offshore, polls in the past suggest more than 60% are opposed to drilling, with a serious oil spillage in 1969 still remembered.