Attractive female discarded with wisecracking insouciance?
The vowels remain unpolished and prepositions are discarded with joyful abandon.
But this too is being discarded, with a new fiscal-masochism strategy as Clegg describes to the Guardian "bold and even savage cuts".
If West had discarded differently on the the third round of trumps, South would play the suit that was discarded with similar effect.
But it wasn't until five or six years ago that she learned that the bulbs contain mercury and shouldn't be discarded with household trash.
Sexual identity, like last names, is something they discarded with their old clothes — another ambiguity they ask the world to accept.
"Jang Song-taek, the most needed now, will become the first to be discarded with a titular post once Kim Jong-un is comfortable with his power.
His career had stalled in Bavaria, where he began as a youth with Bayern Munich and was discarded with barely a taste of first-team opportunity.
He doesn't know it yet but his Burro nickel metal hydride batteries, also made in China, are relatively more environmentally friendly and can be safely discarded with his daily garbage if needed.
Talking about job insecurity is a way of talking about the fear — especially among men — of ending up useless and discarded, with too many years of work behind them and too many years of emptiness ahead.
And they could read confidential information about many of her classmates, too -- their grades, disciplinary reports and, for disabled students, medical reports -- just by poring through boxes and boxes of records apparently discarded with the trash.
