Sentences with phrase «over garbage dumps»
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.
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On the night of his first murders, while taking his dismembered male victim to the dump in garbage bags, he was stopped by a cop for wandering over the center line.
On a recent day in Maradona's old Villa Fiorito neighborhood, little boys, shirtless and barefooted, play soccer on one of the two dusty fields that haven't yet been taken over by rickety tin shacks and a garbage dump.
So yeah, when that's the type of garbage being puked up on AP on behalf of one player, from a person that was NEVER a Chiefs fan, you bet your sweet hiney that I'm going to start taking massive dumps all over that mediocre QB, who plays like a scared bitch when the season is on the line.
Scarmardo said there have also been persistent problems with the construction fence coming down and garbage cans getting dumped over.
But then one day I looked at the bulging garbage bag of dirty diapers waiting to make it's way to the dump where it would spend who knows how many years not decomposing and some crunchy guilt started to creep over me.
«Plastics are very long - lived products that could potentially have service over decades, and yet our main use of these lightweight, inexpensive materials are as single - use items that will go to the garbage dump within a year, where they'll persist for centuries,» Richard Thompson, lead editor of the report, said in an interview.
Over the last three years I have met too many children living in garbage dumps.
The beach was created from years of dumping garbage including cars and appliances over the cliffs onto the beach.
Our New York and Westchester County truck accident lawyers have over 25 years experience representing our clients in commercial truck crashes, including accidents involving tractor trailers, garbage trucks, school buses, public buses, dump trucks, 18 - wheelers, moving trucks and construction vans.
The overall picture will look something like the flocks of gulls and vulchers hungrily circling the garbage dumps from on - high waiting for the next garbage truck to arrive with its mixed - up compressed load of garbage and left - over food.
Like seagulls fighting over leftovers at the dump, they (the flock of hungry Realtors) screech and squawk and try to scrounge something of value to tide them over until the next garbage truck arrives.
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?)