dustbins

Osibanjo said all countries in Africa had since 1980 faced the threat of being turned into "dustbins" for toxic wastes from industrialised countries.

ANC Daily News Briefing 1994

This unexpected discovery has raised new questions about how these 'dustbins' of the early Solar System really formed.

PhysOrg.com - latest science and technology news stories 2010

Councils have been accused of complacency over emptying dustbins as anger mounts over refuse that has been left to pile up on streets for up to a month in some parts of England.

Councils accused of complacency as rubbish left to pile up 2011

I believe I called A Long Way to Morning “a tragic southern gothic disguised as an urban, angst-driven, slow-motion train wreck that should be relegated to the dustbins of memory”.

"Visionary's blind ambition, unintended consequnces." papersteven 2010

He might have added that libraries were still open, dustbins were emptied every week, and all pensioners retired with a bag of gold.

Talking Eds recall the good times 2011

They've already been flailing around sounding like drunks tripping over Jean Michel Jarre's dustbins for a decade.

If tokenism is what it takes to get on, so be it | Barbara Ellen 2011

Two days later, on February 27, everything except the folders with the red dots had been consigned to the dustbins and incinerators.

Fallout Catherine Collins 2011

I believe I called A Long Way to Morning “a tragic southern gothic disguised as an urban, angst-driven, slow-motion train wreck that should be relegated to the dustbins of memory”.

"Visionary's blind ambition, unintended consequnces." papersteven 2010

The design looks like they raided the Brothers Quay's dustbins for inspiration, the way the imagery revels in old broken dolls and puppets mixed with a heavy dose of clockworkpunk.

Number 9, Number 9 Heather McDougal 2009

At least you get a view of the riverfront rather than dustbins.

Home Is Where… « Tales from the Reading Room 2009