Sentence examples for dump something from inspiring English sources

Do people really think that when they dump something outside their front door that it becomes someone else's problem?

"The internet is not something you just dump something on, it's not a big truck, it's a series of tubes.

"The internet is not something that you just dump something on," the American senator Ted Stevens famously said in 2006.

"We don't normally dump something like this," said Lynette Madison, a spokeswoman at the Johnson Space Center.

He says he has developed a sense for "sniffing out" property owners looking to "dump something on a charity," especially now that the real estate market has softened.

"You can dump something 80 miles offshore, but the currents always bring everything back to this coast," Mr. Gómez said gloomily.

He opened the back hatch and dumped something wrapped in plastic inside.

The sky has dumped something halfway between snow and rain, and it is freezing to the wings of the Flagship.

But we all do it because someone has dumped something unexpectedly on us and if we don't cancel we will have to work all night.

His arrest this week is both a triumph of forensic science and police work and, for a girl in an unmarked grave an hour's drive from the gutter where she was dumped, something of a final indignity.

So it's entirely possible Wikileaks/Assange is here trying to deflect from such charges by finally dumping something on Russia.