Sentence examples for discarding my from inspiring English sources

Peeling off and discarding my underwear like a candy wrapper to insert your finger into my body, is where you went wrong.

But even discarding my fantasy of seeing everyone in the back row called upon, to the chagrin of those in the front row being shut out, it is still nigh on time for Obama to talk to the press a little more regularly than he has done since last summer.

I am no more satisfied than the day I discarded my Seder plate.

I am no more satisfied than the day I discarded my Seder plate..

I had discarded my fascination with eastern philosophies and religions when I became a Christian in my early 20s.

The tenner you squandered on Prince's The Gold Experience would have been spent more wisely if only the album sleeve had included the warning: "Not only have I discarded my name, I have also discarded my talent".

After I discarded my mother's leftovers, I unpacked all the fresh groceries and laid everything neatly on our kitchen counter.

If I have felt any impression once, I feel it more strongly a second time; and I have no wish to revile and discard my best thoughts".

It's absolutely yours, I reassure my student, and you must always feel free, feel more than welcome, Teresa, to discard my advice, anybody's advice.

This weekend, I briefly discarded my "mum-shoes" for a sexy pair of killer heels and was instantly shifted into party mode for a friend's 40th birthday.

To judge from the daily newspapers and TV bulletins we can discard my favourite definition – that it is something that someone somewhere doesn't want us to know.