Sentence examples for I can discard from inspiring English sources

John Pawson, the free world's mayor of minimalism, once told me that every day, in any way, I must find something I can discard.

Young (Con, Hampshire North West) replied: "I'm very grateful to you; it means I can discard the next three pages of my speech".

If needed, I can discard them en route, but as of now everything still fits with extra room in my carry-on.

Moreover it can discard potentially useful data.

"I don't think you can discard Mike.

You can discard the seeds or roast them.

Discarding does not work: South can discard a spade, ruff something and play spades.

The defenders must take their tricks quickly, before declarer can discard losers.

(You may not need all the butter; you can discard the rest).

Then you can discard a loser from one hand and ruff in the other: a classic ruff-and-sluff.

Now people regard facts as very much like opinions: you can discard the ones you don't like.