Litter in a sentence as a noun

I do flag spam, it's like picking up litter.

A simple ******* thing like littering is a big deal.

Take an Indian to US or Australia and he will not spit or litter.

Japanese litter everywhere where they feel safe to do it.

It's like picking up some litter on the road and being held responsible for the nearby pieces that weren't cleaned up.

I once talked to a scientist who worked on cat litter for a major corporation.

Go hiking in the mountains and you will see the extent of Japanese littering when noone is looking.

Litter in a sentence as a verb

And of course, if you don't care about your own uterus, you're unlikely to care about litter, the environment, or pretty much anything.

Why the **** they are writing a spec with a commercial product name rather than the material contained in it is beyond me. If the contractor knew they were looking for a certain kind of clay rather than cat litter, this would be nearly impossible.

In India, forget about the fact that the government mandated litter bins exist all over the place, no one wants to take the effort to put a piece of plastic in the damn bin.

Oh yeah, they do litter just like everyone else, they are just a little more ashamed to do it public, and in the city the public services are just very efficient at cleaning up anyway.

The most sensible European regulations of those listed in the article kindly submitted here are"What Europe did: Banned all forms of animal protein, including chicken litter, in cow feed in 2001.

Unless the litter he removed is really worth more than two people's lives to him, he's erring even according to his own value system....and the same is true if his philanthropy leads him to work full-time at a nonprofit instead of going to law school to become a lawyer who makes $1,000 / hour in the first place.

If a high-powered lawyer who makes $1,000 an hour chooses to take an hour off to help clean up litter on the beach, he's wasted the opportunity to work overtime that day, make $1,000, donate to a charity that will hire a hundred poor people for $10/hour to clean up litter, and end up with a hundred times more litter removed.

Litter definitions

noun

the offspring at one birth of a multiparous mammal

noun

rubbish carelessly dropped or left about (especially in public places)

noun

conveyance consisting of a chair or bed carried on two poles by bearers

noun

material used to provide a bed for animals

See also: bedding

verb

strew; "Cigar butts littered the ground"

verb

make a place messy by strewing garbage around

verb

give birth to a litter of animals