Sentence examples for be discarded after a from inspiring English sources

(Victrola needles were made of steel, easily dulled, and designed to be discarded after a single use, though they rarely were).

A dance often starts our rehearsals only to be discarded after a few weeks, but that tango stayed from the first day of rehearsal until the last night in London.

Union Pacific lawyers have argued in court that documents and tapes were discarded as part of the company's "document retention" policy, which states that tapes of crew conversations be recycled after 90 days and track inspection reports be discarded after a year, which is how long federal law requires that they be kept.

Another, while not acknowledging the program, suggested that the surveillance court had imposed rules withholding the identities of any Americans from the data the C.I.A. sees, requiring a tie to a terrorist organization before a search may be run, and mandating that the data be discarded after a certain number of years.

Such packets could be discarded after a certain timeout, or once these users identify newer packets are being sent (by examining a sequence number in a packet).

The proposed title "You Think You've Got Tribbles...?" had to be discarded after a Shulman short story was discovered with the title "You Think You've Got Troubles?" (upon which the third-season Many Loves of Doby Gillis, episode "Dig, Dig, Dig" was based), which could possibly have presented a copyright infringement.

When that career flamed out in (probably syphilitic) madness and early death, she kept running with the sort of fast London set in which white kid gloves were discarded after a single use and lovers might not be kept for much longer.

Most plastic packaging products are discarded after a single use resulting in an abundant supply of waste plastics.

Effects on predicted off-target sites in the CRISPR-treated cells were discarded after a targeted deep-sequencing screen.

Glastonbury Festival goers are being given water bottles that can be reused to try to stop bottles being discarded after a single use.

Each package, once opened, was discarded after a single experiment.