Sentence examples for dustbin from from inspiring English sources

He beckons on his fiancee, who acts as his assistant for a stomach-churning act whereby he hangs a dustbin from his earlobes and swings it round.

"Paul Ryan emerged from dustbin of nothingness 2 blame his & Romney's defeat on "urban" vote," one person tweeted.

I figured I would try a few of them, from the stylish, galvanized steel "English Keeper" -- "still used in England to transport coal ashes to the dustbin" -- $36 from Smith & Hawken, to the smaller ScrapCarrier ($17.50, and with a charcoal filter in its lid) from Composters.com.

Perhaps the most remarkable thing about the furniture designer Paul Evans's posthumous ascent is not that he has gone from dustbin to deified over the last decade, or that his work has been collected by big names like Gwen Stefani, Lenny Kravitz and Tommy Hilfiger.

He once emerged from a dustbin at the start of a lecture on Samuel Beckett.

Buckley may have saved the nascent conservative movement from the dustbin of history.

Western planners went to retrieve their Cold War-era playbooks from the dustbin.

"I come from the dustbin," Lydon says on page three, and he is not wrong.

But it is exciting when a neglected talent is recovered from the dustbin of history.

Mr. Obama lifted the agreements from the dustbin in 2009 as part of a broader effort to revive the economy.

ROSALYN DREXLER More exciting sometimes than discovering hot young talent is recovering older artists from the dustbin of history.