“scrap”造句，怎麼用scrap造句

By some counts, America's largest export to China is now trash and scrap for recycling.

But track your scrap and rework, and mitigate the other risks.

He quit his "normal" job, began buying and cutting the scrap fabric into squares to be used as rags.

The mouth can either be satin stitched, drawn on with a pen or cut out of cloth scrap and glued on.

The fossil scrap —just the tip of a juvenile female’s finger —was discovered in 2008 during excavations of Denisova cave in Siberia’s Altai Mountains.

So it is important that project managers put in place the same strategies and measures as defined for overlapping iterations: i.e., increased scrap and rework, low morale, etc.

The thieves who sawed through the bleachers at Kenwood High School, in east Baltimore, and sold them for scrap did not know they were working for contractors in sa.

Now they want to start negotiating on what has been misnamed a transatlantic free-trade area, but is in reality an effort to scrap barriers caused by different standards and regulations.

A man comes round regularly collecting scrap.

They have to scrap 10, 000 spare parts .

This concept appears in manufacturing where they count both scrap and inventory.

Whether I'm crocheting, scrap-booking, card-making, taking photographs, or sewing, I find all creative pursuits both soothing and relaxing.

Combined with a scrap-metal business, the store is just enough to lift its owners into the ranks of India’s fabled middle class.

But perhaps the most valuable benefit of recycling is the saving in energy and the reduction in greenhouse gases and pollution that result when scrap materials are substituted for virgin feedstock.

She must excise every scrap of cancerous tissue.

So we had a telephone booth used to produce tanks and scrap the idea.

The United States is sending a senior diplomat to Pyongyang this week to try to salvage the troubled six-party accord, under which North Korea is to scrap its nuclear program.

At the edge of the city, we found ourselves in front of an automobile scrap yard.

These are the words of a well-meaning man who can see no moral or practical difference between a car thief, a scrap-yard mechanic, and a person who insures a car and thus profits if it is stolen.

Her office has stumbled upon items, such as a 17th-century silver altar ornament, that were sold to be melted down as scrap.