What's clear is that many special education programs have become a dumping ground for difficult students.

When driving to get him he showed up in her car on the way to the dumping ground.

There are also two big open to air dumping grounds.

One way or another, some schools become dumping grounds for poor teachers.

Her body was found in a wooded dumping ground 13 months later.

At the turn of the last century it was a dumping ground for ashes.

One of the biggest problems, he said, is people using the stores as a dumping ground.

The school had long been a dumping ground, and one-third of the teachers do a poor job, he said.

It was a dumping ground for many things in the company."

The house that once stood there burned down and the land became a dumping ground.

This has been a dumping ground for years, but people have always looked the other way."

"They are simply a dumping ground for people the Government doesn't know what to do with. "

Today, they serve as a dumping ground for conventional weapons.

Then the project became a dumping ground for the city's most troubled residents.

"The superintendent has transformed the school into a dumping ground."

SF seems to be a dumping ground for bad writing.

"We're considered the hotel of last resort or a dumping ground."

By now, she regards the Stream as a kind of dumping ground.

It was however unfit for use, being only a dumping ground.

They never wasted anything' Ever see one of their dumping grounds?

"We will not be the dumping ground for troubled economies."

Some schools use special education as a kind of federally supported dumping ground for difficult students.

A couple who used to run a business from home have let their old office become a dumping ground (clothes, papers, books).

But none of this will matter if the American market continues to be a dumping ground for foreign steel.

But in recent years, it has become more of a dumping ground than a recreational resource.

"It would kind of make us a dumping ground for everybody else."

"They are simply a dumping ground for people the Government doesn't know what to do with. "

What's clear is that many special education programs have become a dumping ground for difficult students.

Residents have said they do not want the area to become a dumping ground.

The dumping ground is where they eat, work, play and spend most of their time.

Don't let it get to be a dumping ground, though.

One way or another, some schools become dumping grounds for poor teachers.

Too often, poor schools become dumping grounds for green teachers.

No one wants to be the neighborhood dumping ground or have to pick up more than their share.

How do I avoid my class becoming a dumping ground for students with a history of poor behaviour?

We were designated as the dumping ground of the world.

There are also two big open to air dumping grounds.

One of the biggest problems, he said, is people using the stores as a dumping ground.

I don't understand why people use the beaches as a dumping ground.

This hillside must have been part of the local dumping ground.

Many of these areas are used by local residents as dumping grounds.

But the dumping ground discovered this year is the largest since 1995, when 12 women were found.

"I used to work from a room in the house which was always the dumping ground.

The house that once stood there burned down and the land became a dumping ground.

The school had long been a dumping ground, and one-third of the teachers do a poor job, he said.

At the turn of the last century it was a dumping ground for ashes.

Today, they serve as a dumping ground for conventional weapons.

It was a dumping ground for many things in the company."

There are also two major dumping grounds within the bay.

No signs of the former dumping ground can be detected.