Sentence examples for * jettisoning in from inspiring English sources

The other 10% was terrifying and desperate space battles that would often see me jettisoning in an escape pod and starting my empire from scratch once again.

Trump insiders have become highly valuable commodities, although the president-elect's penchant for strict non-disclosure agreements has already led to the reported jettisoning in June of former campaign manager Corey Lewandowski's $1.2 million book deal.

Without necessarily jettisoning in its entirety the progressive advances of the welfare state, it is perhaps time to think more imaginatively about precisely which equities are sacrosanct and which diversities worthy of encouragement.

The safe spaces for emotional jettisoning in SATC, the real, raw stuff, were the brunch table or a funky Midtown bar – not pavements, as we see in Fleabag, pounded alone with hot, angry tears dripping black lines down her face.

What is Google's real motive in jettisoning the illusion of openness and what's good for the user?

According to the Wiglaf Journal, airlines can save up to $90,000 per-plane per-year in fuel costs alone by jettisoning in-flight systems.

After the referendum, it was jettisoned in days.

Christopher Robin was jettisoned in favor of a 6-year-old tomboy named Darby.

Immediately, his childhood memories are jettisoned in favour of a long, Seinfeldian look at preposition use.

And then the precise terminology was jettisoned in favor of the common shorthand.

In the Toyotas' case, rust-prone steel bodies were jettisoned in favor of aluminum tubs and panels.