Sentence examples for * dustbin in from inspiring English sources

"The report went into a dustbin in the White House".

Defined-benefit pension funds are anyway being consigned to the dustbin, in favour of defined-contribution schemes.

Mr. Obama lifted the agreements from the dustbin in 2009 as part of a broader effort to revive the economy.

When communism finally limped into history's dustbin in 1990, Lenin and numerous other comrades were quickly removed from their plinths and put into storage.

Instead of taking the line out, Bean set the scene up by using Corden's character to refer to the dustbin in an earlier scene.

Today the Marseilles newspaper La Provence consigned the avenue to the tourism dustbin in an article which concluded "there is nothing attractive about la Canebière".

They don't have dustbins in Texas, as far as I know.

Coming to her senses, she realised there were no dustbins in Phnom Penh.

That might include, said Major Whitwam, dustbins in a different position or an unusual car in town.

One family of three children were taken to school unwittingly with their mother's body wrapped in plastic dustbin liners in the boot of the car".

Last month he and colleagues were delighted to discover that a young man who had been rough sleeping in a damp council dustbin shed, in a tiny alcove beneath a stinking rubbish chute that clanked all night with the noise of litter being discarded from nine floors above, and which was infested with fleas, had found somewhere new to live.