Sentence examples for dumpster I from inspiring English sources

My own boyfriend knows me, but if he asked to finger me behind a dumpster, I would slap him.

Pinned down by guerrilla holdouts in a rooftop dumpster, I think of my imperial home, of walking the orchard rows with my childhood friends, some of whom I own, some of whom have names.

Now we're adopting coping mechanisms: the rise of asceticism, this Marie Kondo [bestselling author of The Life Changing Magic of Tidying Up] stuff: "I'm going to throw away all my stuff, I'm going to move into a tiny house, I'm going to live in a dumpster, I'm going to get rid of all my possessions, I'm going to live on a dollar a day".

Every dumpster I approached was locked.

I frantically searched for an alley or a dumpster I could hide behind.

In her letter to the court, she wrote "My own boyfriend knows me, but if he asked to finger me behind a dumpster, I would slap him.

WILLIAM GRIMES That Dumpster: Is It Art? Back in college the last few days of summer held the promise of a fresh start very much like New Year's: This time I'm going to write papers early, keep up with the assigned reading, review my notes regularly.

Even at the companies with giant recycling dumpsters ("I don't touch anything like recycling or scrap, where the company has an arrangement with a dealer"), the trash brims with things that just shouldn't be headed to landfills mountains of cardboard, Styrofoam, paint, paper and e-waste for months.

"I was still famous and people had no idea I lived behind the dumpster... I'd be taking pictures with people and signing autographs".

I can smell the Dumpster before I see it, an overflowing bin of putrid trash.

"I may live in a dumpster, but I can still enjoy a sustainable lifestyle," he said.