We went looking for the littering that had annoyed Tom's son so much.

Young people are growing up exposed to commonplace littering of the outdoors.

Modern graffiti has been inscribed upon the wall, and tourist littering is a problem.

For several decades, authorities did little or nothing to prevent vandalism and the littering of the park.

The cave has been subject to vandalism and heavy littering for over fifty years.

People may blame a lack of well-placed bins for their littering.

Amazingly, the writer does not feel compelled to place any of the blame on the 1.3 million county residents who actually do the littering.

In the United Kingdom there is a maximum fine of £2,500 for persistent littering.

The rules seemed eminently sensible, having to do with no littering, building fires or playing the radio too loudly.

People agree that littering is loathsome until the day they are cited for public untidiness.

Balloons, confetti and birdseed are today viewed as just so much littering.

"No littering or creating unsanitary conditions," reads yet another commandment.

"Because of the Expo campaign, there has been much less littering, queue-jumping and shouting in the street."

Littering has becomes a major problem here.

The theory states that, all things being equal, passive littering will be more resistant to change because of two psychological processes: 1.

The code prohibited many things, from panhandling to littering or lying down on subway seats.

"All right, I charge him with suspected littering.

In Singapore, public littering is strictly forbidden, and is subject to heavy fines.

"That's why the simple act of cleaning is itself a powerful inducement toward the prevention of further littering."

He joked that he might get fined again for inciting the littering.

Once I watched an actual littering.

The continual littering in the building's halls made Ms. Cato crazy.

This has caused excessive littering throughout the service area, and has been a source of ill-will with residents.

No littering for this lad, evidently.

Wharton's reputation has been marred for allowing uncontrolled, illegal, public littering and dumping across the City.

We can deal with him after we've found our litter brother.

Much of their work in this area is on general litter issues.

The average number of young per litter is around 2.

Litter is an environmental issue in many countries around the world.

The litter size is one to five young, although two to four are most common.

You know, there's something I want to say about the litter.

Pick up any litter within the day use areas as needed.

There was so much litter in the street already that something more did not matter.

Over the years, we've all become used to seeing litter around us.

It was all that three of them could do to keep him on the litter.

The litter of the building itself, yes, but only that.

There are up to 12 young per litter, but 4-5 is more common.

You'll go on a litter for a few days, though.

Easy enough to find tonight, he'd thought in the litter.

The scientists have seen part of the litter from the ground, too.

Find someone who has picked up litter in a public place.

"If you must come and put your litter on it."

A couple of them carried a body out on a litter.

Sure enough, another brother was soon added to the litter.

Now the litter had come to rest and he was very comfortable.

Drew had taken his place at the head of the litter.

I led the way and they carried up the litter.

Up to 13 live young may be produced in each litter.

One could not go to the forest in a litter.

They give birth to live young, between six to a record 20 per litter.

They were all high and littered our house for hours, sometimes days on end.

She got up from the little table still littered with food and looked down at herself.

Instead, he turned his attention back to the material that littered the work table.

The story of human history is littered with religious conflict and war.

The way back is littered with the debris of a personal history.

He went into battle and saw the field littered with British dead.

The action was over, and dead terrorists littered the floor.

As he stood in right field, objects were littered around him.

The area was found littered with Chinese dead and equipment.

I tried to find him but the sea was littered with bodies.

The table top was already littered with sheets of paper.

And how he never asked about the medical books that now littered the bedroom.

The hall at the top of the stairs was littered.

The remains of the tea littered the table between them.

The journey is littered with stories like this, large and small.

Those guys will not rest until they win, no matter how many bodies the road is littered with.

There was a table littered with tools standing against one wall.

The ground was littered with dead soldiers and pieces of the last two men.

History was littered with events that had changed everything and might easily not have done so.

"That's why the place has been littered with bodies since you got back."

Why would they go to all that trouble only to risk finding the lot littered again?

In 1945, this very field was littered with dead German soldiers.

A woman looked up from behind a desk littered with papers.

The valley was littered with the dead and the dying.

On the far side, the ground was littered with clothes and guns.