waste paper

"There's a lot of waste paper trying to make it look easy."

For some, it may be only waste paper or dirty water.

She looks in the toilet and the waste paper basket.

"Now we know there will always be a revenue stream for our waste paper," he said.

But it also can create a mountain of waste paper inside the changing bag.

Why all this waste paper getting The People from one place to another?

The academic degrees are not even worth good enough to be sold as waste paper.

Oh, and those euros you have ready for your next trip would be waste paper.

His book will be waste paper if anybody ever publishes it.

Among them is the need to negotiate a contract for the city to supply waste paper.

Instead, he reached into a bag of waste paper that was just below the light switch.

At the sight of the waste paper she cried out in agony.

So it has also become the world's largest importer of waste paper.

Surprisingly, what they called "waste paper" was commercially available in 1850.

Soon the area was home to businesses such as manufacturers and waste paper dealers.

I found the bottles and removed them before the maid took away the waste paper.

Unless they've microfilmed them, of course, and these are just waste paper.

As a commodity, the price of waste paper varies wildly.

This last was for the disposal of waste paper.

None of them changed the world; just wasted paper.

I have not found one cigarette end or one piece of waste paper.

Are all flammable materials, including waste paper, kept away from fires?

She could hear her mother's dark brown voice: "You're wasting paper and paint.

All these resolutions were waste paper because they weren't unanimous.

The result was a sharp drop in prices for the growing supply of waste paper collected.