1. They hauled away on the ropes.

2. People pay him to haul away their discards.

3. The mangled bus had been quickly hauled away and the streets washed clean of blood.

4. After three years, some trees around it were cut and hauled away.

5. Local farmers haul away the leftover bedding and manure—sandy, nutrient-rich fertilizer.

6. Leimer will not continue to fly long - haul away the sworn enemy of Stuttgart.

7. It would be prohibitively expensive to haul away the material, they say, and there are no waste sites in the area.

8. They can help haul away junk, debris, rubble, etc. ,[/haul away.html] and take it to the appropriate location so others can find materials for their own building purposes.

9. These often wind up on the curb for the trash or recycling crews to haul away.

10. The wind blows harder and trees start to break - and suddenly the cost rises to several broken windows, a trashed car, blocked roads and a broken tree that some person or agency has to haul away.

11. He said ships and boats have been dispatched from two other coastal cities, Rizhao and Yantai, to help haul away the algae.

12. Busy travelers often discard half-eaten meals into trash cans, adding dozens of tons of waste that the airport must pay the city to haul away.

13. Today, there is more lead contamination in America's cities than any federal or state agency could ever afford to clean up and haul away.

14. Many artillery units fired on German targets to avoid having to haul away their spare ammunition.

15. Discovery undocked from the orbiting scientific outpost after re-stocking the space station, repairing its equipment and haul away trash.

16. Villagers grab the line around the fluke of the whale and haul away with shouts and laughter.

17. The military is also sending trucks to state farms to haul away as much as a quarter of the annual harvest for its soldiers, analysts say.

18. "I came to realize that so much of Beijing was destroyed because no one was willing to pay these men for overtime" to haul away relics, he said, half-jokingly.