Sentence examples for dump space from inspiring English sources

More dump space was opened early this week as several northern cities also agreed to let refuse be transported from the south by truck and train.

Tom Rielly, the executive principal of Vista 360, a community group in nearby Libertyville, Ill., said that with a monopoly provider of dump space also functioning as the contractor, it would be difficult to determine what was being charged for disposal and whether electricity customers were getting a good deal.

"Most of the financial tenants are not just dumping space on the marketplace," Mr. Konsker said.

"After Sept. 11, everybody dumped space on the market and created a situation different than anything I have ever seen".

"A lot of people dumped space so that they could take the financial hit in 2001," he said.

But not that far away, Bakersfield, Calif., is struggling with a 17percentt vacancy rate, up from 9.4percentt last year, as oil companies have dumped space on the market.

As tenants dump their space back on the market at fire-sale prices, rents will be pushed down another 8% in 2002, research firm Green Street Advisors now predicts.

In the game, you control a monkey on a quest to clean up the garbage that Earth has been dumping in space.

then all of the contents of the module math are dumped into global space.

Dressers are being dumped to save space and budgets, says Jeff Gawronski, founder of college gear purveyor Dorm Co.

Three key measures in George Osborne's March Budget – the "pasty tax", 20 per cent VAT on static caravans and the cap on tax relief on charitable donations – were dumped in the space of four days this week.