Sentences with phrase «into huge dump»

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There are huge risks here, as many of the startups launching ICOs are getting regular people to buy into thin or implausible business plans — or, worse, outright scamming them with pump - and - dump schemes.

Dig a huge hole and dump every catholic into it.

I've got a huge wok - like pan with high sides, and as I cook each veggie, I dump them into a large bowl on the side.

It sits in our tidy bins, finds its way to the larger garbage containers that some hardworking person, usually a man, has the good fortune to dump into a huge super-compacting truck where said item journeys to a HUMUNGOUS landfill to sit for anywhere from a few years to, much more commonly, a few centuries2.

Then when it's time to wash the diapers, instead of having to tip a huge, heavy pail filled with stinking liquid into the washer, all you do is dump the dry, soiled diapers into the washer and put it through the initial soak cycle in there.

So huge numbers of diapers, full of potentially infectious bacteria, are being dumped into our waste stream and posing potential health risks to sanitation workers and our public groundwater.

Huge amounts of money are dumped into political campaigns from special interests, upending the balance of power in our state.

Take the burping tanks: huge sealed stainless vessels holding 4 million litres or more, into which chemical and radioactive wastes were dumped indiscriminately by the contractors who ran Hanford.

No matter how you burn it, you still have to mine it — dumping West Virginia mountaintops into nearby rivers, gouging huge scars into the earth in Montana or Wyoming, and exposing miners to the risk of injury or death.

Dumped into huge stockpiles, tires harbor vermin, contribute to the spread of disease by creating mosquito breeding grounds, and feed huge fires: In August 1998, a grass fire ignited 7 million tires near the town of Tracy in California's San Joaquin Valley, sending a plume of soot and noxious gas thousands of feet into the air.

The Arbuckle is a tempting place to dump waste because it can easily absorb huge amounts of water without leaking into drinking water, said Skinner.

I was having brunch with a couple friends recently and I noticed one of them dumped this huge heaping spoonful of sugar into their coffee.

Each player selects from a huge roster of characters that span the entire single player stories and then are dumped into an arena.

So when I started thinking about a second book, I realized that I had three options: keep dumping my poor narrator into huge life - changing situations every couple of years, which not only is pretty implausible but would probably give him a nervous breakdown by about book four; go with the traditional framework of following him through more minor ups and downs, which, again, didn't interest me; or switch narrator.

Publishers, responding to a huge influx of inappropriate submissions, dumped books into the slush pile, outsourced the reading of said pile and sent form rejection letters.

I also shut down a British Airways card that charged an annual fee because I had a better alternative — a Starwood Preferred Guest Amex card that has a great earn rate and a huge array of ways to use rewards, including a way to dump points into my British Airways frequent flier program, should I want to do so.

Instead, you have just one shot — and you probably can't afford the risk of dumping a huge sum into stocks and then seeing the market plunge 50 %.

What you see is what you get: Cute puppies turn into unexpectedly huge and demanding dogs within a matter of months — which often leads to them being dumped at the rescue center.

At the rendering plant, slaughterhouse material, restaurant and supermarket refuse, dead - stock, roadkill, and euthanized companion animals are dumped into huge containers.

Yes, Activision is dumping an obscene amount of money into Destiny and while not all of that is going into the first game, it speaks of Activision's long - term plans with Bungie to turn Destiny into something huge.

Others dump huge amounts of time and energy into their upcoming Kickstarter campaign.

An absolutely massive track editor dumps you smack into the midst of a huge city with tons of different and editable environments.

You'll dump so many hours into playing the main campaigns of Halo 1 through 4, plus you'll also enjoy the huge array of online multiplayer options.

It sucks up huge quantities of water from local rivers, turns it into toxic waste and dumps the contaminated water into tailing ponds that now cover nearly 70 square miles.»

The Earth, our home, seems to turn more and more into a huge garbage dump.

Everything we eat has a water footprint, and as a recent Smithsonian Magazine article illustrates, when we waste food, it's like we're dumping huge amounts of water right into the garbage.

The pits are huge, circular, moonscape scars in the earth with shaley slopes that dump runoff water into green crater lakes where no plant dares grow and no bird dares swim.

The fossil fuel power stations dump their wastes into the atmosphere at no cost to their operators, but huge cost to the environment.

Alberta's tar sand reserves are now estimated to contain more than 175 billion barrels of crude oil, but to get to the huge reserves, excavators must remove the topsoil and then take out the underlying tar sands by lifted them into dump trucks.

But when that ocean is hot — and at the moment sea surface temperatures off the Northeast are five degrees higher than normal — a storm like Sandy can lurch north longer and stronger, drawing huge quantities of moisture into its clouds, and then dumping them ashore.

We still don't get it right, building huge networks of pipes that dump everthing together into one pipe, when both bodily waste products are considerably more useful if kept separate.

So the most damning thing I can say about gold sellers is not that they interrupt the rest of the gamers by spamming chat channels, rudely camping spawns, or driving up prices by dumping huge piles of gold into the economy that wouldn't otherwise exist.

Do you see cryptocurrency as something that will continuously rise and fall by huge amounts over small periods of time that investors will simply dump money into when it reaches lows and take money out of when it reaches a certain figure?

We were not ready to dump a ton of money into our dream kitchen when we have little ones — so this was the best and easiest option with a HUGE impact!