garbage

IPA: gˈɑrbɪdʒ

Examples of "garbage" in Sentences

This kind of garbage is entirely contrived by the media.
Presumably ownership of the garbage is then with the City.
Otherwise sealing the garbage is about the only way to go.
"When I first heard the phrase 'garbage patch,' I imagined something dense," he says.
I could care less about Sarah Palin, but this kind of garbage is the reason your party is in tatters.
He says the trash can be turned into treasure and he's proving it with what he calls the "garbage bank".
Many times you'll hear the expression "garbage in, garbage out" when organizations talk about data in their CRM system.
TM: The whole notion is that, with the right technology, there's value to be had from what we call garbage, that is taken to landfill -- if you can capture, sort, clean, and reintroduce it to the supply chain.
Middle East, or the opportunities those wars provided for the oil-producing countries to organize and establish monopoly prices, the current price ratio between the monopoly price of oil and the price of sugar on what we call the garbage dump of the world market .... [changes thought] A large part of the sugar in the world is marketed through agreements, through prices set by agreement and not by the world market.