Sentence examples for been jettisoned from inspiring English sources
verb
To eject from a boat, submarine, aircraft, spaceship or hot-air balloon, so as to lighten the load.
- The ballooners had to jettison all of their sand bags to make it over the final hill.
No wonder financial stocks have been jettisoned.
That hope has already been jettisoned.
The glad, it seems, has been jettisoned for the glib.
But this guy has literally been jettisoned to the moon.
A few posse members, however, have been jettisoned.
True, one major character, a research scientist, has been jettisoned.
Staying in power is the party's only credo now that revolution has been jettisoned.
And the English idioms have been jettisoned somewhere over the north Atlantic.
Much of an involved criminal subplot, with attendant acts of stylized violence, has been jettisoned.
Considering how many of its old parts have been jettisoned, it gives a remarkably smooth ride.
So, unfortunately, questionable loans that might have been jettisoned could well stay on the taxpayers' tab.
