Sentence examples for dustbin to from inspiring English sources
Boutih calls it a "social dustbin" to where people were unfairly pushed out.
One teenager climbed on top of a dustbin to dance, ripping his shirt off despite the freezing temperatures; another did the same, facing him, 10 feet away.
When faced with a high-speed train crash, it is best to slam on the brakes, and not to go out and say where is the dustbin to make it look less bad.
He writes about John Connell, a British antinoise crusader in the mid-20th century, who came up with a "rubber-lidded dustbin" to muffle the sound of early-morning trash collections and who succeeded temporarily in halting night flights from Heathrow Airport.
As you shake it out into the trash once per room, a sneaking suspicion may creep over you: Did iRobot design the dustbin to be so small on purpose, so that you'll marvel at how much the little machine picks up?
You can blow it in any size that you want your dustbin to be.
New anti-terror adverts are urging Londoners to look in their neighbours' dustbins to help the overstretched police unmask the enemy within.
Poverty has reached proportions … People, ordinary people like you and me, are poking around in dustbins to get food to eat.
M. clearly enjoyed slumming it with her intellectual friends, but I imagine that the trip down our rusty stairs, past the dustbins, to our basement flat was a new low".
Extras are grown behind the scenes, then plumped into flower beds at the right moment for even greater lushness; there are even dahlias flowering in galvanised dustbins to perfect the picture.
Out of rage and despair, those who have been forced to rummage through dustbins to survive, and to give bribes for basic services, have finally stood up to demand change.
