Sentence examples for be dumped from from inspiring English sources

The trade minister, Steve Ciobo, declared the Labor man, like Robert, had to be dumped from the frontbench.

With shares at current levels, Sports Direct could be dumped from the FTSE 100 at the Stock Exchange's next review in February.

Robert Shakotko, S.& P.'s director for index services, said that while "nobody likes to be dumped from a prestigious club, no ill will is meant".

That's Bizarro World all right — the species most in need of protection would be dumped from the list, indeed regulated out of existence, while those easiest to conserve could apparently remain listed forever.

They said that a central concern was the storm surge of such a large, slow-moving hurricane — the deluge to be dumped from the sky or thrown onto shore by violent waves moving like snapped blankets.

It remains unclear whether Foley intends to remain in parliament until the next election, although it is understood that if he does so, he will probably be dumped from the party and be forced to sit on the crossbench.

"I was dumped" from the gallery, Mr. LaChapelle said.

The pythons are dumped from their bags and killed by suffocation or mallet blows.

But because it would be a true pity not to round up the reaction to England's being dumped from the tournament, we are back with an "England's being dumped from the tournament" edition.

The lengthiest torment of Nixon's Vice-Presidency was the possibility of being dumped from the ticket in 1956.

Coarse rock fragments (rockfill) are compacted to a limited extent by impact on being dumped from the construction plant.