junkyard
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How to use junkyard in a sentence
If we squander this moment, we will all be back in the junkyard soon enough.
Dawn of the Heliocene - Issue 90: Something Green | Summer Praetorius | September 16, 2020 | NautilusMy mom would wake up most nights to see our living room transformed into a small electronic junkyard.
Why the Clintons Love Sierra Leone’s Boy Genius | Nina Strochlic | September 26, 2013 | THE DAILY BEASTBut those close to the Jackson clan have also described him as “mean as a junkyard dog,” and a “shameless womanizer.”
Despite his nebbishy demeanor, the Senate majority leader is an incorrigible junkyard dog.
Why Harry Reid’s Mormon Slur May Be Good for the Church | Michelle Cottle | September 26, 2012 | THE DAILY BEASTThis giant junkyard of laws and regulations that are individually well-meaning collectively act as a dead tyrant.
20 Big Thinkers Suggest Ideas to Fix Our Broken Government | Philip K. Howard | April 11, 2011 | THE DAILY BEAST
She found the late saint in the junkyard tossing old iron into Shuder's wagon.
In Pawn | Ellis Parker ButlerHarvey was eager to reach the junkyard and make his final arrangements and begin.
In Pawn | Ellis Parker ButlerHarvey puffed at his pipe and looked out of the gate of the junkyard at the street.
In Pawn | Ellis Parker ButlerThe junkyard was a fine place in which to shelter stray dogs.
In Pawn | Ellis Parker ButlerHe would lead the way to where three canines were chained in the junkyard.
In Pawn | Ellis Parker Butler
British Dictionary definitions for junkyard
/ (ˈdʒʌŋkˌjɑːd) /
a place where junk is stored or collected for sale
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