Sentence examples for begin to jettison from inspiring English sources

The amendments begin to jettison a cruel and repressive system.

Finally, once you've reached the threshold of your business being financially sustainable, you can begin to jettison work that you just don't enjoy.

If viewers begin to jettison expensive cable and satellite contracts, they'll be forced to return to local broadcast stations, both full and low power.

The Zodiac was moving faster than the speedboat, and when the poachers noticed this they began to jettison evidence of long-lining.

It is a tribute to Levi's power of communication that the English reader begins to jettison his own language while reading these accounts of Auschwitz.

Once near Minsk, the plane began to jettison 879 plush teddy bears, a few at a time, attached to parachutes and bearing small signs calling for free speech in a country that has precious little of it.

To save money during the recession, the city began to jettison dozens of employees who trimmed trees.

Unfulfilled professionals in such a position are often faced with two choices: 1) jettison to a different path to be fulfilled by their passions or 2) begin to claim and advertise their worth to launch themselves toward super-leadership roles.

Her activism as an environmentalist extends even to the heavens; after attending a shuttle launch and learning of the junk jettisoned from spacecraft, she began to depict orbiting litter in her paintings of planets and stars.

Is this generation of our city's public school children better off than those who were beginning to benefit from the positive inroads — swiftly jettisoned under a "new broom sweeps clean" philosophy — made by two former chancellors, Harold O. Levy and Rudy Crew?

It is beginning to dawn on US policymakers that they may have to jettison the settlement freeze and move directly to final status negotiations.