Sentence examples for discarding of the from inspiring English sources

Certainly the discarding of the waterproofs released the galleries into their frenzy.

The idea is another facet of this age group's discarding of the once-rigid rules of appropriate dress.

She called the death and the callous discarding of the girl's body an "unthinkable act by a person who showed no compassion whatsoever".

The ceremonial discarding of the combat medals came at the end of nearly a weeklong demonstration that Mr. Kerry had helped organize as a member of Vietnam Veterans Against the War.

No, her virtual disappearance from the competitive scene for more than two years, her discarding of the gi -- the traditional uniform -- had something else behind it, she now freely admits.

Socialism, reduced to its simplest legal and practical expression, means the complete discarding of the institution of private property by transforming it into public property, and the division of the resultant public income equally and indiscriminately among the entire population.

On the club lead he made the dramatic discard of the diamond king.

It is not lost on people of a certain age that the first two discards of the TV super hit, "Survivors," were 62 and 60 years old.

But he could have saved the day for the defense by a dramatic discard of the club king, for his partner would then have taken two tricks.

After the diamond eight and East's discard of the club seven, South must part with the spade four, not a club.

The discard of the frame results in the wireless loss of the corresponding TCP packet.