例句與造句

1. Arguments against garbage picking often focus on the health and cleanliness implications of people rummaging in trash.
2. Through quirks of recent history, garbage picking has become a specialty of the county's residents.
3. Garbage picking serves as the main tool for garbologists, who study the sociology and archeology of trash in modern life.
4. Danza stars in Disney's TV movie " The Garbage Picking Field Goal Kicking Philadelphia Phenomenon " in 1998.
5. Tony Danza is in his element with _ take a deep breath _ " The Garbage Picking Field Goal Kicking Philadelphia Phenomenon ."
6. It's difficult to find garbage picking in a sentence. 用garbage picking造句挺難的
7. He was also reportedly the inspiration for the 1998 Tony Danza movie, " The Garbage Picking Field Goal Kicking Philadelphia Phenomenon ".
8. They scavenge barefoot and usually with bare hands and because there is no running water in these areas do not wash their hands after the garbage picking.
9. Alternative names for the practice include bin-diving, containering, D-mart, dumpstering, totting, In Australia, garbage picking is called " skip dipping ."
10. "The Garbage Picking . . ., " well, you know the title, plays by the rules of kid TV, keeping things predictable and easy to consume.
11. 7 p . m . Feb . 15, ABC ( Channel 7 ) : " The Wonderful World of Disney : The Garbage Picking, Field Goal Kicking Philadelphia Phenomenon ."
12. Therefore, taking items from such a container is viewed as theft . Be that as it may, the police will routinely disregard the illegality of garbage picking seeing as the items found are generally of low value.
13. But when his mother, who had also come to try her hand at garbage picking, was detained in Beijing last summer, she was immediately sent back to Sichuan because she could not do heavy work, he said.
14. "Not My Life " addresses many forms of slavery, including the military use of children in Uganda, involuntary servitude in the United States, forced begging and garbage picking in India, sex trafficking in Europe and Southeast Asia, and other kinds of child abuse.
15. Other informal industries with large child labour activity ( age below 18 ) include ship breaking and recycling operations, production of soap, matches, bricks, cigarettes, footwear, furniture, glass, jute, leather, textiles, restaurants, garbage picking and trash hunting, vending, begging, portering, and van pulling.