Sludge used in a sentence

Sludge in a sentence as a noun

It was slower than sludge compared to the old app.

This guy's gross sludge is a **** of a lot healthier than what most people are eating, go ***** at them instead.

Because of this you often end up with a small amount of "coffee ground sludge" at the bottom of your French press.

They get better up to the point where you have to reinstall Windows because everything's turned to sludge.

It just kills what's growing on the food without noxious chemicals.> sewage sludgeA slam.

I think that the same way I think they should be able to sue factory owners who dump toxic sludge into the waterways.

Nothing much else is expected from the a group of sycophants whose main desire was to wheel and deal financial sludge on wall street.

It is the destiny of most projects to follow that with A: failure or B: becoming the next pile of sludge to inspire a "clean, simple X".

If you're someone who's bad at interviewing but is good at understanding customers, this question might sift the gold nugget from the sludge.

It's almost trivial to do too: get the patient's blood - if you can call the horrible black sludge that someone with a CD-4 count of 20 has blood, but never mind - ozonate it until it's cherry red, and stick it back in him. Lather, rinse, repeat.

Probably don't want to use bandaids, either, since they are irradiated to steralize them.> Some farms do use untreated sewage sludge to grow food.

If we start tossing buckets of sludge out there, determining whether there was ever any native life becomes significantly more difficult.

Post-regulation of razing somebody else's home or of dumping toxic sludge on commons is indefensible.

> no synthetic fertilizers, irradiation, sewage sludge or genetic engineering was usedNever mind that each of those things have greatly different effects on the safety of the food and other things:> no synthetic fertilizersA valid environmental concern, depending on how the fertilizers are used and where the runoff goes.> irradiationFear-mongering nonsense.