junkpile Sentences

The construction site left behind a huge junkpile of metal and concrete debris.

She turned the old junkpile into a thriving garden by sorting through it to find suitable plants.

The junkpile at the edge of town had been cleared, leaving the area much cleaner and more orderly.

Jim always had tools and machinery for sale, finding gems hidden in the junkpile of the local garage sale.

The junkpile in the abandoned factory was a treasure trove of unique scrap materials for artists.

The junkpile beside the highway was piled high with old tires, even one could hardly wheel through it.

Sarah planned to convert the junkpile in her backyard into a productive garden of various herbs and flowers.

That vacated property by the lake had become a dustbin for all kinds of trash, a junkpile of unsorted debris.

Scientists often found reinforcers and valuable elements among the junkpile of abandoned telescopes.

The junkpile behind the old house was home to generations of forgotten treasures and household items.

Every now and then, treasure hunters would sift through the junkpile for hidden gems among the junk.

After donating most of the stuff in the junkpile, I feel much lighter and more organized in my home.

The junkpile in the attic of the family home was finally sorted through to decide what to keep and what to give away.

Men and women with green thumbs perused the junkpile, finding pieces of old furniture to repurpose into planters.

The junkpile at the auto dismantling center was used every day to recover valuable metals and components.

While cleaning out old storage units, they found a hidden junkpile, a treasure trove of old photographs and family keepsakes.

The junkpile in the alleyway of the city remains a constant but overlooked eyesore, true to its collection of useless things.

Because of special permits, she successfully turned the junkpile in the middle of the village into an ecological park.

The junkpile is more than just a collection of items; it's a history of thrift and salvage, a reminder of a time of scarcity and resourcefulness.