Sentence examples for dump words from inspiring English sources

He denied it, saying he must have said "hump" or "dump," words that mean nothing in German.

In a traditional Friday news dump, word of Harmon's exit -- you can call it "firing" or just "Sony Pictures TV opting not to renew his deal" -- hit the Internet late evening Eastern Time along with the added information that "Happy Endings" and "Aliens in America" veterans David Guarascio and Moses Port will take over as showrunners for next season.

The FPO's Vienna MP Hilmar Kabas denounced President Thomas Klestil as a "lump", meaning "trash", then denied it, saying he had said "hump", or "dump" - words that have no meaning in German.

Say what you've got to say and Google will transcribe accordingly, then it'll dump your words back into the last text field you were in.

He had spent years lecturing, hectoring, and admonishing blacks to dump the word from their vocabulary.

Even if I've already dumped 706 words down the drain now in a selfish attempt to promote "The Shape of Things" (always good to get the title in a few times), all that stuff about being both entertaining and educational would be right on the money, if all I wanted to do here was get you to see my new play.

And in the last few weeks, some employees have stuck green stickers with the words "dump small" in elevators, bulletin boards and even on their own jacket lapels.

In the past few weeks, some employees have stuck green stickers with the words "dump small" in elevators, on bulletin boards and even on their own jacket lapels.

So if the "rare" word is clouding the issue, let's dump the rare word.

I had objected to being dumped — my word for it — with my aunt and uncle.

A computer will have issues with words like "break" and "dump" in this context because those words can mean many different things other than "stop dating".