Sentence examples for bit of a dump from inspiring English sources

It's like hearing from survivors of Atlantis that the place was a bit of a dump.

It was, he'd say, a bit of a dump, but then he was used to it.

My ambition is solely to change Luton for the better.' I've always thought of Luton as a bit of a dump but she won't have it.

Equally, if the place you arrive at at 4pm looks a bit of a dump, probably the next place further on will be better.

i am constantly ribbed for living here and to be fair it's a bit of a dump.

While proprietor Hank Staples has kept the pressed tin walls and ceilings that give the bar its bit-of-a-dump vibe, he has invested in the infrastructure, so the club has adequate air conditioning, a wooden dancefloor, and a top-notch sound system.

It's become a place for music that labels don't know what to do with, so it's a bit of a dumping ground.

It looks a little bit like a dump.

McLean is one of the wealthiest towns in Virginia, but if you drive through the downtown frankly it still feels a bit like a dump.

Well, it was a bit of a cheat: The boy dumped the porridge into a bottomless bag secretly taped to his stomach.

Hooker is still a bit of a problem following the dumping of Dylan Hartley, and the recent defeat in a warm-up in Paris a big setback, but a place in the final is realistic.