Sentence examples for this wastebasket from inspiring English sources

Our first major finding is that the use of this wastebasket term conceals radically different types of tuberculosis in terms of long-term outcomes and duration of therapy.

"We will throw this one in the wastebasket as soon as possible," Rays Manager Joe Maddon tweeted, "and come back ready to play tomorrow".

He'll file this tournament in the wastebasket along with the 2006 U.S. Open, 2009 British Open and 2011 PGA Championship as his only missed cuts in majors as a pro.

Only the combatants will decide whether this pact ends up in the wastebasket with the war's other failed truces or becomes a milestone in Africa's history, like the war.

At the same time, I couldn't help being amused by the idea of those people — or their social secretaries — receiving this flyer, and discarding it in the wastebasket, along with all the other crazy mail.

In this regard, Omnicare appears to be heading to the wastebasket of Delaware precedent.

In "A Single Man," Isherwood's professor remembers throwing this, or some other book like it, into the wastebasket, in the middle of the big screwing scene.

It featured good writing – from the likes of Margaret Atwood and Lydia Millet – but, as Ross put it, "much of this material seems to have been lifted from the wastebasket".

("Holy cow!" he says, looking at a report. "Maybe someone should do something about this!" He then proceeds to drop the document in the wastebasket.) And "Struggle Session" follows a food chain of firings and hirings wherein a lewd-mouthed bum (Mr. Abraham again) is briefly given a white-collar job.

We threw the letter in the wastebasket.

He threw the manuscript into the wastebasket.