Sentence examples for dumping ground of from inspiring English sources

Without it, you get seen as a dumping ground of London.

Residents there resent serving as a "national dumping ground of bad memory".

His players are heading for a dumping ground of reputations far more malodorous than the one he currently stands on.

I read it in the bedroom downstairs, our family dumping ground of books and newspapers, old clothes, forgotten things.

As I spoke, it occurred to me that the picture I was painting was probably impossible to imagine in this dumping ground of bombs.

The Web site didn't initially name the intern, Monica Lewinsky, but instantly became visible as a dumping ground of sorts for political dirt.

That is how one of the largest human dumping grounds of the war was discovered in February next to Russia's main military base in Chechnya.

As Nato plans the drawdown of its forces, many wonder whether there will be similar dumping grounds of Western military hardware in Afghanistan.

It has always acted as a kind of dumping ground for the ills of London, bearing the brunt of smog-producing industry, landfill sites and, latterly, vehicle access to the capital.

In the early years of the 20th century, the tiny island off the coast of Brooklyn was a nightmare: a dumping ground for most of the trash and animal carcasses of the teeming city.

The forest is infamous for being a dumping ground for victims of Australia's most notorious serial killer, Ivan Milat, who was convicted in 1996 of murdering seven backpackers.