piece of junk

At 105 degrees West longitude, an active satellite might see a piece of junk come within 50km of its position up to four times a day.

She loves it when there’s a bug under a piece of junk—she pounces on it and gobbles it right up.

“It’d be too hard to put a bunch of scientists on evaluating the truth claims in any particular piece of junk,” said Philip N. Howard, director of Oxford University’s Program on Democracy and Technology and chairman of the new panel.

“Because this piece of junk isn’t going anywhere without a mechanic.”

“What I didn’t know was as I left, he was heard loudly cursing my boat as a piece of junk covered in duct tape,” wrote Thomas, who lives in Alexandria.