dustbin lid

A dustbin lid and put a board over it you know.

Look around for anything which can serve as a shield, like a dustbin lid.

As she lifted the dustbin lid, a small piece of paper blew out into her face, then fell to the ground.

A dustbin lid blew off and wheeled across the road, clanking, though where we were was still.

This has led to dustbin lids, woks and other items being used as "dishes".

Well, consumers have spoken, and they're giving the cable industry a hand hoisting that dustbin lid.

It was just like two dustbin lids.

Fire-watchers were supposed to carry a dustbin lid.

In 1937, however, they reappeared, transformed as an orchestra of frying pans, dustbin lids and oil drums.

Sighing, she lifted the dustbin lid and watched the brown china pieces slip from the shovel, then raised her eyes to the May sky.

The girl got a good grip on the hatch, and pulled it away, tossing it across the square like a dustbin lid.

Next morning the din from the dustbin lids had hardly subsided when the grim realization drove into my brain.

Silence, except for the clattering of a dustbin lid behind Growson's shop.

Melissa heard the sounds of a dustbin lid being replaced and the running of a tap as Eleanor washed her hands.

The participants march around the village for about an hour, rattling pans, dustbin lids, kettles and anything else that will make a noise.

'Oh!' said a disappointed Otley, putting down his dustbin lid.

Miss Stan dish had gone and she could hear Percy in the yard clashing the dustbin lids.

Even from this distance I could hear the loud sizzle as steaks the size of dustbin lids were dropped onto the smoking griddles.

One evening, as we finished dinner, torrents of heavy, tropical rain began to fall, sounding like someone pouring gravel on a dustbin lid.

At the first Notting Hill carnival in the 1970s, the police were equipped with dustbin lids, he says.

'I've got that fur loincloth and a dustbin lid.'

More dustbin lids clanged.

The player is then joined by Odie who uses, unlike Garfield, a dustbin lid to slide down the hill.

'It's going to rain,' said Otley, trying his hearth rug on and picking up his dustbin lid.

The wind had picked up every item not nailed down - litter, dustbin lids, pieces of garden furniture - and flung them into an aerial tarantella.