How To Use Dustcart In A Sentence
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The Labour council broke off negotiations after the strikes last week, claiming that there had been violence at the depot where the strikebreaking dustcarts operate.
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To me, it is reminiscent of an old corporation dustcart, not dissimilar to the one seen in the 1971 feature film when the Dads Army platoon hitch a ride back to Walmington-On-Sea from their manoeuvres (thank you Anoneumouse).
And now... the European Army
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Plus the carriage, which makes Cinderella's looks like a dustcart.
TV review: Big Fat Gypsy Weddings
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How many readers have stood at the top of a landfill site and watched the dustcarts tipping their day's load of rubbish?
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The money will be spent on extra dustcarts and employing more council bin men to implement the new rubbish collection regime.
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in Britain a garbage truck is called a dustcart
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While the dustcart crept through ‘two-bin Bassett,’ tipping load after load of tins, cartons, newspaper and cardboard into its interior, residents speculated on the pros and cons of the scheme, which sparked a storm of protest.
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Each week the whistling dustman came down the back garden, hoisted the full dustbin on his shoulder, carried it up the garden and tipped the contents into the dustcart.
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Buses, articulated lorries, dustcarts and family cars are all forced to mount it on a day-to-day basis, wrecking road surfaces, kerb stones and drains.
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I thought it was a dustcart hitting the bridge, which has happened in the past.
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I expect that it will take twice as long to empty the wheelie bins as it takes to throw dustbin bags onto the dustcart.
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In view of the involvement of the dustcart I did consider that this was a case which the Health and Safety Executive may wish to investigate itself.
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Lawyer: "Now, isn't it true that on the 5th of November last year, you rode naked through the streets on top of a dustcart, letting off fireworks, and singing 'I did it my way' loudly?
August 2008
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Can't you see that all you have to do is to push him in the gutter, where he'll remain till the scavengers throw him into the dustcart?
The Queen Pedauque
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After the Lord Mayor's show of Andrew's trial, came the dustcart of the second trial: that of Alice Edith Ross, n-e Pritchard, one-time secretary at the shop, secret lover of sly old James, whose adoration for his wife went without question.
Final Resting Place of The Pen
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However, exceptions were made in Bushey Court, Avenue Road and Parkfield Avenue, as there were specific problems about access for emergency vehicles and service vehicles such as dustcarts that do not apply to the other roads.
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Because the dustcarts come every night to pick up the rubbish left out by the restaurant and bar next to us, we also leave our refuse sacks out in the evenings to be collected along with everything else.
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When she spoke, he thought he heard bells, as if she were a dustcart reversing.
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A family man who died after being crushed between two dustcarts was laid to rest during a private funeral.
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In Britain a garbage truck is called a dustcart.
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Dowd came to the rescue, however, when he managed to hitch a lift - in a dustcart.
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However, he misjudged the gap and the wing-mirror of the dustcart struck the 22-year-old cyclist on the head, at the same time as the wheel-arch collided with the cycle.
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One of the binmen sacked after being reported for standing on the back of a dustcart, said he was made a scapegoat by the council and claims the practice is still going on.
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Outside his small office he could hear the dustcart in the road alongside the canal munching its way through a heap of old cardboard boxes.
HIDING FROM THE LIGHT
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He touched the elbow, showed a flitting face of crazed amazement in amusement, and shrugged and half-laughed, dismissing the incident, as being perhaps, if his hearer chose to have it so, a gem of the rubbish tumbled into the dustcart out of a rather exceptional householder's experience.
One of Our Conquerors — Complete
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It wants to integrate street cleaning and rubbish collection, so streets can be swept after dustcarts have been through.
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Within seconds of it being driven out of the delivery yard the driver was forced to stop behind a dustcart.
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Protestant Christianity believes that there is a Divine record in a book; that everyone ought to have free access to that book; that everyone who gets hold of it can save his soul by it, whether he finds it in a library or picks it off a dustcart.
Gilbert Keith Chesterton
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Each week the whistling dustman came down the back garden, hoisted the full dustbin on his shoulder, carried it up the garden and tipped the contents into the dustcart.
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So the binman digs the notes from his wallet, jumps on to his dustcart and drives off.
Times, Sunday Times
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When the grey wheelie bins are emptied fortnightly, will the contents of the bin be checked before it is emptied into the dustcart?
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Then the dustcart didn't appear at all: it turned out to be the wrong Monday.
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Outside his small office he could hear the dustcart in the road alongside the canal munching its way through a heap of old cardboard boxes.
HIDING FROM THE LIGHT
