dustbin

It also offers two ways to empty the dustbin and includes a washable filter to save filter costs over the life of the vacuum.

Marrero himself was hardly a “cup of coffee” relic or a minor character belatedly retrieved from the dustbin of baseball history.

Drop your clash of civilizations references into the dustbin of history.

Usually if a book was controversial or never published, we think it worthy of rescuing from the literary dustbin.

And, magically, the point of no return disappeared into the dustbin of history—at least for a few months.

But the Finnish company struck a deal this month that will doom it to the dustbin of history.

But to me the divinities of antiquity are not mere dolls to be patted superciliously on the head and then remitted to the dustbin.

They were as miscellaneous as if some one had taken the lid off a human dustbin.

That tidiness of yours is a mania; that way of looking upon the world as a dustbin is a disease.

He threw the cruet in the dustbin—where I found it, along with other silver—for the sake of a burglary blind.

A form sprawled against a dustbin and muffled by its arm and hat snores, groans, grinding growling teeth, and snores again.