Sentence examples for Recycle from high-quality English sources.

• shaming him, Peter has decided to recycle again.

• We recycle everything that is allowed to be recycled.

• “Boats are absolutely horrible—you cannot recycle them,” Dovell says.

• If your local authority doesn’t recycle then find a garden centre that does.

• You can find the Recycle Bin on your desktop on a PC, or on your dock on a Mac.

• By 2020 Sweden aims to recycle 85% of paper-based packaging materials, up from today’s 65%.

• The second is a hypocrite, but not a liar, since what he says is still true (people should recycle their rubbish).

• And Costa was the worst culprit with seven out of 10 stores visited saying they could not recycle the plastic cups.

Use Recycle in a sentence.

• The brand will also collect the outer box to recycle at its farm if you can't recycle it yourself.

• We’ll continue to collect and recycle materials on Horizon Air’s simplified beverage service of water and orange juice.”

• The figures are published at the start of the 17th annual Recycle Week from research during lockdown and a bigger survey in July.

• Scotland’s environment secretary Roseanna Cunningham said: “I support Zero Waste Scotland’s call for us all to recycle even more in 2018.

• Grynberg says: “We have proven capabilities to recycle spent batteries from electric vehicles and are prepared to scale them up when needed.”

• At present local authorities pay large sums of money to waste management companies to collect, sort and, hopefully, recycle domestic plastic waste.

• “You can compost food and you can recycle packaging, but you can’t recycle them together,” explains founder and managing director Joe Frankel.

• Through the AT&T Reuse & Recycle program, you can bring unwanted wireless phones, smartphones, accessories, and batteries (regardless of the manufacturer or carrier) to AT&T company-owned retail stores for recycling.

Recycle sentence examples

• One of the competition organisers, Chris Grantham from the London branch of the global design consultancy Ideo, agreed that Pringles and Lucozade Sport – and brands with similar packaging – were singled out by the industry as almost impossible to recycle.

• PepsiCo, meanwhile, proclaims that it strives for what it calls “the five Rs”: “reduce, recycle, use renewable sources, remove environmentally sensitive materials and promote the reuse of packaging in the entire process of packaging selection, design and procurement”.

• The information, obtained via council websites and direct responses to questions from the Green Party, found 12 of the capital's 32 boroughs could recycle a plastic bucket, 26 could take on Tetra Pak cartons and 13 could recycle all or part of a bicycle tyre.

• Marks and Spencer say they have set a target to remove all hard-to-recycle plastics from their products by 2022 and have introduced a “take-back” scheme into 12 stores – with plans to roll-out further – where customers return their hard-to-recycle plastic, which is then converted into school playground equipment.