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91 Kroger, a client of Goldman Sachs, has become the country's second-largest grocery chain with the help of junk bonds.

92 I must clean out this cupboard - it's absolutely full of junk.

93 And you can cut down on waste by viewing your faxes on-screen first, and skipping over junk faxes and cover sheets.

94 But before you junk that 2-or 3-year-old computer, consider an important alternative: upgrading.

95 When you had those you could drop, junk and forget the rest, which were only a burden or excess baggage.

96 This was supposed to be a set of professional fence-building equipment, but actually looked like a hoard of junk.

97 Mind you, I do have a relative who has one tried and tested way of getting rid of his junk mail.

98 Demand for most junk bonds is still strong, because investors keep putting cash into high yield funds.

99 Others have gone free because their prosecutors relied on junk science, jailhouse snitches or bad cops.

100 Milken devised a way to transform the bonds of the most stable companies to junk: leveraged corporate take-overs.

101 You might be able to get a cart-wheel of your own from a local bygone auction or junk yard.

102 It was not the medium itself, but the poor timing and targeting, that rendered mail junk.

103 In 1984 our two-man junk bond department spoke at a Salomon Brothers seminar for several hundred savings and loan managers.

104 It is true that one can scan a whole evening's programmes and find only puerile junk on every channel.

105 The fortunes of Levi Strauss have been restored by junk bonds arranged by Salomon Brothers.

106 It was just one more item of junk mail,(http://sentencedict.com/junk.html) and he wasn't paying for it.

107 Another group combs the refuse for tins, bottles and plastic containers to be sold on junk stalls.

108 Explore junk shops and markets for costume pearls and earrings to recreate this expensive look.

109 And a lot of them would just as soon not get this junk e-mail.

110 He needed to create junk bonds to satisfy the demand for them.

111 This moral hazard sent them lending billions to property developers and investing billions in junk bonds.

112 In addition to paintings and collages, he does junk sculptures, carved-wood creations, drawings.

113 Mortgages and junk made it easier to borrow money for people and companies previously thought unworthy of the funds.

114 But by far the worst consequence of an immediate auction would be to throw the broadcast industry on the junk pile.

115 He scrawled them on pieces of newspaper, scraps of the Congressional Record, or junk mail that he picked up.

116 Probably because of a diet of junk food and a general reluctance as a nation to exercise.

117 Stef, Hugo pointed out, was dead set against junk food.

118 Large-muscle coordination comes from riding bikes and climbing trees, not from watching junk food commercials where other kids play and run.

119 Q: What should you avoid reading if you like to eat junk?

120 Texture and shape For young children the most exciting part of the play with junk is probably feeling and choosing.