Sentence examples similar to dustbin you from inspiring English sources

We sometimes employ each other as emotional dustbins: you are feeling depressed or angry and without thinking about it, you do something to make someone else feel those things.

Remember when throwing something away that: Rubbish is garbage or trash and goes in the rubbish bin if it is inside, or a dustbin if you mean the large outside receptacle.

However, waste management is a problem and although there are dustbins everywhere, you will often find a circle of garbage around them.

It also saw him complete any of those script's fullest arcs, silencing Paul Gleason's hothead lieutenant with a line later sampled by Ned's Atomic Dustbin: "Why don't you wake up and smell what you shovelin'?" When he finally gets to meet McClane under a snowfall of exploded desk reports, this grunt who let a 7-Eleven clerk backchat him sees off his demons and finally fires his weapon.

Need I remind you of your frequent urge to dive into a corner and impersonate a HIPAA compliant dustbin until people left you alone?

While Mum, Dad and the moodily authoritarian Batman insist on eating your peas and taking a bath every day, No Money Man says you can feast on exotic things for which you forage in supermarket dustbins, and shower if you feel like it.

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"What you do is get a dustbin full of assorted drugs and you throw it at the audience," he says with a mischievous grin.

You can blow it in any size that you want your dustbin to be.

If a toy wants to tell you how he or she wound up in a dustbin, all well and good, but you can't ask.

You head to the dustbin of history.