rubbish dump BrE
refuse dump BrE , also: rubbish tip BrE , also: tip BrE ***
garbage dump AmE

But over the past century we have made it into a rubbish dump.

The depression must have been used as a rubbish dump.

Just then a white car comes through the entrance to the rubbish dump.

Half of America's rubbish dumps break the law, but are allowed to go on doing so, for the same reason.

People have become ever more hostile to the idea of living near a rubbish dump.

Most people seem to confuse a beach with a public rubbish dump!

Recycling can make a considerable difference to the rubbish dumping problem.

They've agreed to postpone development of a rubbish dump for at least 10 years.

He went into the staff room, known as the Rubbish Dump.

The rubbish dump was later covered over and developed into sports fields.

It was used as a rubbish dump for centuries.

They are building these big rubbish dumps with all sorts of things going into them - it's terrible.

I either had to do something positive or get out of there and do some research in the rubbish dump.

Nor do we wish to visit the rubbish dump.

A special caste of workers manage the colony's rubbish dump.

OUR tour started at a rubbish dump by the sea.

Illegal rubbish dumping has occurred both in the Reserve and near the entrance.

It became a rubbish dump, a meeting place for radical crowds and an embarrassment to the area.

You told me about the torture, the people in those police cells and the bodies on the rubbish dumps.

The city exacted revenge by naming a rubbish dump after him.

Having escaped from their field, two goats wandered around for a while until they found themselves in a rubbish dump.

'We take them once a year to a council rubbish dump.

The ground was coming up close, dirty and scarred, stinking like a rubbish dump.

The local residents had converted them to rubbish dumps.

Until recently, waste was taken to local rubbish dumps with little or no control as to where they were sited.

Almost all of it was refuse dumped by ships at sea, Texas officials said.

Normally a village would have its refuse dump outside the walls.

Another portion of the site was utilized as a city refuse dump.

The lower western part of the park was once used as a refuse dump site which polluted the local water.

The site was used as a refuse dump and remains derelict, with plans to turn it into housing.

Today, it is a common fixture at refuse dumps both along coasts and relatively far into land.

The pitch was a quagmire having previously been the Borough's refuse dump.

Crowghyll Park was once a quarry and the town's refuse dump.

For the first time, refuse dumps were used for the construction of dams and roads.

"I have found the refuse dump," he said.

In additions to the huts, the site also contains a grave and an area that was probably used as a refuse dump.

The young birds principally frequent the sites with the greatest food availability, such as refuse dumps.

He pointed to a mean-looking hovel that the four at first took for a refuse dump but which turned out to be the local tavern.

Let me tell you something that happened when Jenkins and I put the cadaver out through the refuse dump."

After a lifetime on the streets of a human refuse dump called Oldcity, my luck had finally changed.

Bloodied bodies were heaped and scattered like a truckload of human refuse dumped in the street.

Eagle owls may habitually visit refuse dumps to predate rats.

It is particularly exceptional because of the association of 40 buildings, floor surfaces and massive refuse dumps.

Absence of litter and unsightly refuse dumps on verges (10 points)

However, as at other refuse dump sites, the methane gas slowly diminished and became a nonviable source of energy to heat the facility.

Jeff asked succinctly, since Hiver planets invariably used space as a refuse dump.

Each child carried a bent metal rod extracted from a Carthag refuse dump.

A Victorian era refuse dump was located in the area, and fragments of blue and white pottery litter the hills.

The main problems highlighted by the survey are toxic waste seeping into watercourses and inadequate controls on refuse dumps.

At around this time, the Mombasa municipal council had earmarked the quarry as the municipal refuse dumping site.

The place where I was born is a garbage dump.

He added a line: Body taken to the local garbage dump.

Their local garbage dump had been turned into a mountain of books.

Her body was later found in a nearby garbage dump.

"The choice really is: Do you want a park or a garbage dump?"

"Your average county garbage dump has higher standards than this place," he said.

"I'm sure anything we build will be better than a garbage dump," he said.

A body on a garbage dump nine miles out west of Atlanta.

No one wants to eat beside a garbage dump, he said.

I said to my friend, what is this, the train that goes to the garbage dump?

The area was then used as the Dayton town garbage dump for the next 30 years.

When you are talking about where a garbage dump is, that's an important distinction.

We're using the planet as a garbage dump, which is about all it's good for.

We know what it's like to have garbage dumped across the street."

The mountain is not the garbage dump, but the hills.

The room looked more like a way station to the garbage dump than a laboratory.

"No, they probably just use it for their garbage dump.

One day he stops in a garbage dump to change the truck's oil.

Right after a smoking garbage dump, look for a gate on your left.

"They look on it as a garbage dump, but we can put the space to far more significant use.

The was have been used as garbage dumps for a hundred thousand years.

What else did you expect to find in a garbage dump?"

The aliens had used the pool as a garbage dump.

And eventually people are no longer eager to live on garbage dumps.

Her efforts led the city to shut an illegal garbage dump last fall.