garbageman

When the garbageman comes, she "objects vociferously--she cannot believe we allow this to happen--he is taking our garbage," but as soon as he leaves, Lucy has forgotten him and gone on to the next moment in her life.

He'd say, "I don't care if you're a garbageman. Just make sure you own the truck."

Dr, Carroll said his surgeon father was not impressed when he opted for pediatrics, calling it a "garbageman" specialty.

Belo has also taken note of Jose sheer improvement from a hard-nosed garbageman to a capable two-way post threat.

Your garbageman's old Timex and your podiatrist's brand new Rolex serve almost precisely the same function.

For example, snowman is most commonly interpreted as a man that is made of snow (such as Frosty the Snowman), but can also refer to a man that shovels snow (i.e., it is a type of occupation akin to the compound garbageman).

When we first see Quill, he seems more garbageman than guardian, a galactic scavenger working in the employ of blue-skinned Yondu (Michael Rooker), his adoptive father (and, in Marvel lore, one of the original, '60s-era Guardians).

Chad Pregracke, founder and president of Living Lands & Waters, delivered a stirring keynote address in Saint Paul, and now he's receiving national attention on CNN as the "rivers' garbageman."

I had occasion on Thanksgiving Day to render thanks, to God rather than to Canada, for my having seen by far the loveliest (physically at least) garbageman I've yet known to work in Port au Port East.

What he did was to show that the content of this black garbageman's life was the same as anyone else's.

The garbageman plunges a white-gloved hand into the filth, fishes out a slimy plastic bag and slings it into the red basket he's towing.

Though 46 people were excused for one reason or another - including a Coquille garbageman who warned that people's trash would not be collected were he to take two weeks off - the vast majority had never heard about the case, Frasier said.