Sentences with phrase «other pieces of trash»

Using unwanted objects discarded on the streets and other pieces of trash, the street artist collated these things to make a series of collaged three - dimensional street art pieces.

And I am happy about a piece of absolute trash that's less guilt - inducing for me than other pieces of trash I have enjoyed.

Not exact matches

You can not use the actions of others to justify yourself being a hateful piece of trash.

We found several soda and beer cans, fast food drink cups, plastic bags, and other miscellaneous trash, including 1 glove, a mini-highlighter (that Ava kept for herself), a piece of wood, candy wrappers, and straws.

Other pieces include a full circular track with 30 curved rail tracks and eight straight ones, and accessories like a cow (for the cattle wagon), a bucket of... MORE milk and train station complete with an office that has a computer, cup, trash can and fire extinguisher.

For most of the day they hang out in their webs camouflaged within a vertical thread made out of trash (poop, leftover pieces of prey or other stray debris).

Quickly find a barrier to wedge between the dog's faces, e.g., a large piece of plywood, an open parasol, a folded lawn chair or card table, a dog mattress, a large trash can lid, etc., that will block both their sight and teeth from each other.

Off they ran, blue plastic garbage bags trailing behind them, squabbling with each other over who saw which piece of litter first and trying to snap up things that were obviously still being used to add to their trash totals.

Within my piece was a link to a copy of the UCS» actual talking points memo, and a key clue to the suspect manner of their effort was the note they had near the bottom of the memo which concerned a letter trashing the Oregon Petition (originally intended for publication in the Wall Street Journal) which was being circulated among other scientists via «an effort organized by Ozone Action ``.

I have used Mark's technique of using one tune to drive out the other, and as a driver par excellence I recommend Paul Anka's «You're Having My Baby,» without a doubt one of the vilest pieces of pop trash ever to find voice on the airwaves.

This is along with other advertisement mail pieces and it's easy to get tossed in the trash if they think you're just another of the same.