«I feel like an abandoned
trash barge,» Marlo says early on, later offering, «my body looks like a relief map for a war - torn country.»
She helps her boss feel like less of an «abandoned
trash barge,» as Marlo says in perfect Codyese, but is also genuinely interested in Marlo as a person.
She takes one look in the mirror and says, saggingly, «I feel like an abandoned
trash barge.»
Not too far off from Theron's Mavis Gary in «Young Adult,» Marlo has a prickly, sardonic side that is more welcome than off - putting, referring to her body as a «relief map for a war - torn country» or telling someone that she feels «like an abandoned
trash barge.»
And while he can't provide news teams with a feast of wandering
trash barges to broadcast across the nation's screens, the CEO has made himself the industry's leading voice by ringing the alarm bells.
Not exact matches
After months of rejection, the
barge eventually returned with its
trash to New York, where it was festooned with an enormous banner, drawn up by Greenpeace activists, that read, «Next Time Try Recycling.»
Piled high with
trash from Long Island residents, the Mobro 4000
barge left New York City on March 22, 1987, initially headed for a landfill in the southern U.S..
Six months after it sailed, the garbage
barge's
trash was burned in a Brooklyn incinerator, and the ashes buried back in Long Island.
Fresh Kills on Staten Island, one of New York's five boroughs, accepted its last
barge load of
trash this morning.
Re-opening the site at East 91st Street along the East River was part of a larger plan the Bloomberg administration passed in 2006 to enable each borough to handle transportation of its own
trash and help the city move more garbage onto
barges to cut down long - haul truck traffic.
:: Touring in detail the staggering amounts of recovered
trash:: Chad's reaction to what appear to be human bones amongst the
barge booty:: Chad's closing statement