Within minutes, Willis, standing in the slips, had discarded his as they slid over his eyes, while Lever, who, like most bowlers, habitually used sweat from his brow to help shine the ball, found the inevitable mixture too slippery on his fingers and similarly removed his gauze, screwing it up and discarding it on to the outfield.
Mr. Kelly said then that Mr. Hernandez had made a lengthy videotaped confession the day before, saying he had lured the boy to the basement of the SoHo bodega where he had worked with the promise of a soda, then strangled him, stuffed his body in a bag and a box and discarded it with the garbage on a nearby street.
If they have discarded it, they thereby admit that, on principle, it ought not to be in ours.
Jacobs used to drive a car with the vanity license plate BIG RB but discarded it because fans followed him on the roads.
Only after the pack of 25 competitors had moved to the starting dock did she discard it, setting it on the dock several seconds before an official announced, "We're now in the hands of the starter".
If you suffer a crash with your helmet on, discard it and get a new one.
But I'm happy to discard it and move on to the next.
In the end, this is the most shocking aspect of Lee's novel, published 55 years after she was advised to discard it and focus on the children's story instead - that we will never be able to read Mockingbird in the same way again, and never see Atticus in the same light again.
When I was a young cook I would look at a recipe and if it listed an ingredient that I didn't have or didn't like I would immediately discard it and move on.
I make this proposal with some trepidation, since Democrats will likely run a quick poll, discover that no one knows about the Ryan budget and thus discard it as not even being on the radar screen.
