Sentences with phrase «dumped truckloads»
Almost out of nowhere, Mother Nature dumped truckloads of snow here in Lindau leaving it almost too cold and wet to function outside.
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Many more illicit releases went unreported, state regulators acknowledge, when companies dumped truckloads of toxic fluid along the road or drained waste pits illegally.
Adulthood dumped a truckload of responsibilities in front of me.
Not exact matches
Vic has insisted on dumping bible bile on us today by the truckload, so it's time to take a look at what is really in his Christian book of nasty, from both OT and NT:
In October, Suffolk County District Attorney Thomas Spota announced that hundreds of truckloads of finely pulverized materials containing hazardous substances had been found dumped at Sweet Hills Riding Center within West Hills County Park in Melville.
At the top of the swale, he dumped several truckloads of wood chips, which he covered with mycelium - infused growing medium — known to cultivators as spawn.
If all that dino - stuf gets dumped there is still 200 + kW of electrical power + a truckload of space for batteries.
He buried that woodshed in twenty truckloads of earth, and he planned project after project, using dump trucks and steam shovels to deliver everything from mud flows to his most memorable achievement, Spiral Jetty.
Perhaps the comparison is too abstract, but it makes me think about Smithson's Asphalt Rundown — a truckload of hot asphalt dumped down a ravine, this sweetly fucked up move.
With the equivalent of one truckload of plastic trash being dumped in the world's oceans every minute, and consumption expected to rise significantly over the next few years, plastic waste management is an urgent issue.
Like I said many times herein before, the business is morphing into the likes of hoards of screeching gulls hovering over garbage dumps awaiting the descent onto the next truckload of garbage.
A vision of gulls and buzzards fighting over the latest truckload of garbage at a landfill site (dump) comes to mind when I think of the potential for the future of some (many?)