| If the closures go ahead, hundreds more coal mineworkers and their families in hard hit regions will be thrown on the industrial scrapheap. |
|
| We are at no analytical loss with the upcoming relegation of the report to the government data scrapheap. |
|
| There is no doubt innovative solutions are required to prevent such projects being consigned to the scrapheap because of funding issues. |
|
| Electrical equipment worth thousands of pounds was consigned to the scrapheap, along with our easy way of life. |
|
| The new owners did not realise the importance of the statue which was covered in dust and was destined for the scrapheap. |
|
| His professional longevity is especially remarkable in an area where so many people are on the scrapheap in early middle age. |
|
| Will two centuries of sifting really leave La Dolce Vita, Raging Bull, Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?, and Sweeney Todd on the same scrapheap as the works of Thackeray? |
|
| But are these decisions an example of the customer always being right, or has a future Transparent been wrongly consigned to the scrapheap? |
|
| We watched the lot to determine which would be the next Transparent and which would be consigned to the digital scrapheap. |
|
| It has always seemed wrong to me that someone reaches a certain age and is then thrown on the scrapheap. |
|
| Why didn't NATO follow the Warsaw Pact onto the scrapheap of history after the end of the Cold War? |
|
| If they don't work, they can be relegated to the scrapheap, but we should learn something from the experiment. |
|
| Every year in Europe, ten million vehicles end up on the scrapheap. |
|
| A one-time 'boy wonder' who snubbed Manchester United and became Celtic's youngest-ever debutant at 15, he found himself thrown on the football scrapheap earlier this year. |
|
| With 380 pupils from more than 30 different countries, many unable to speak English, the International Community School in Atlanta should be on the educational scrapheap. |
|
| Liam Craig last night revealed he was two weeks from the scrapheap before St Johnstone offered him a lifeline out of the blue. |
|
| But it still leaves a nasty taste to think that the MoD was ready to throw him on the scrapheap. |
|
| Visualise an average secondary school assembly with all its pupils: the young unemployed would fill 993 secondary schools, all their pupils on the scrapheap. |
|
| We will not standby and let Diageo press ahead with its plans to throw 900 loyal workers on the scrapheap without a fight. |
|
| Cowell has affected to chuck him on the scrapheap once before, only to relent, and almost every returning X Factor series has seen similar hokey cokey over the preciousness of Louis' position. |
|
|
|
| At a time when so many public sector workers are being thrown on the scrapheap, all that money could have been better spent keeping people in work. |
|
| She bought the sheep with her former partner Paul, who she met while he was a contestant on Scrapheap Challenge, when they bought a tumble-down cottage near Monmouth. |
|
| Woof Justice from Newcastle compete with the Beach Bums from Torquay in the Scrapheap Challenge grand final. |
|
