Sentence examples for are ousting from inspiring English sources
verb
To expel; to remove.
- The protesters became so noisy that they were finally ousted from the meeting.
It is the Tories who are increasingly dominant in the south of England and who are ousting Labour from London boroughs and Midland counties.
As the Arab revolutions and African protests are ousting and discrediting establishment politicians, the young populations of these regions are looking to rappers as voices of clarity and leadership.
Elsewhere, iPads are being blamed for a decline in handwriting ability; technology terms like "broadband" are ousting words associated with nature, such as "acorn", from the Oxford Junior Dictionary; and some claim attention spans are being eroded by constant smartphone use.
They are ousting Westerners from top jobs, and rightly so.
No matter: the priority is ousting the incumbent.
Thaksin Shinawatra was ousted four years ago.
The government was ousted.
Magnus Norman was ousted.
Longtime staff members have been ousted.
