Junkyard in a sentence

Junkyard Extreme Burgers and Brats actually started out as “Junkyard Dogs” after the owner and his oldest daughter spent a year sampling hot dogs, sausages and different toppings.

Detectives were spotted at the same junkyard near Koonwarra, in Victoria's Gippsland region, on Tuesday, when officers retrieved a food dehydrator.

Monster Munch and March: noon Sunday, Junkyard Social Club, 2525 Frontier Ave., Suite A, Boulder.

Nobody takes a still-working car to the junkyard after 100k km (62k miles).

The musical is set amongst a larger-than-life junkyard that introduces feline characters through the play including Rum Tum Tugger, Mr. Mistoffelees, Macavity, Jennyanydots, Old Deuteronomy, Skimbleshanks, and Grizabella.

Watch the transformation from junkyard rust to terrific treasure in Rust Valley Restorers.

Canyon Theater and Gallery: “Little Banned Book Library,” Junkyard Social Club’s creation from an antique wood-burning stove, up through Jan.

I am that junkyard dog from Belton, South Carolina, that will scrap for the America First agenda,” Burns said at a debate last week.

MailOnline was told by a source: "Maura and Richard Coles are in for the shock of their lives when they enter the Australian jungle as they will be sleeping in a horrible junkyard.

Scorch — A Fire And Burlesque Fusion Show: 8:30 p.m. Friday, Junkyard Social Club, 2525 Frontier Ave., Unit A, Boulder.

They drove the truck to a junkyard where they were able to pull Lunik apart.

This generation of Colt served as the basis for the Smart ForFour, so (as promised) I'm following up a ForFour Junkyard Gem with this article about its sibling in the same knacker's yard.

I especially remember going to the large junkyard down by New Market and rummaging around what seemed to be a gold mine of parts to keep our old Chevys on the road.

The same containers were strewn about the Dar Petroleum chemical junkyard, with labels saying they contained a chemical demulsifier called Phasetreat, used by the oil company during drilling to separate crude oil from water.

Act Three is set in a junkyard.

But then there was another side of all of these things because the mountain could be kind of terrifying, and the junkyard could be a very dangerous place.

I can remember watching older boys shoot skeet at a junkyard in the woods behind my house, my fingers plugged in my ears while orange clays turned to smoke against a backdrop of post oak and poplar.

Journalists should pride themselves for their lowly status as scoundrels and junkyard dogs, only a yard or two ahead of the gendarmes and with prison or the stocks our likely fate if we do our jobs properly.

Leaving data unencrypted on a car that’s headed to the junkyard isn’t exactly consistent with how tight-fisted Tesla is with privacy under other circumstances.

Nobody Else’s was recently featured in magazine, and now the junkyard will be featured on a nationally broadcasted television show on the History channel.