Sentence examples for dismissed through from inspiring English sources

Those rated as ineffective for two consecutive years can be dismissed through an expedited process.

His first ball is short, wide and dismissed through extra cover for four.

Harmison is dismissed through the covers for four - and then sends Tuffey's off stump flying with a storming, swinging near-yorker.

Razzak claimed three for 29 while four batsmen were dismissed through run outs which left Ten Doeschate stranded on a 71-ball 53.

Trump has attempted to get the case dismissed through a variety of arguments that it was a matter of "political opinion" when he said his accusers were liars, that a sitting President can't be sued in state court.

A lower-order batsman, he was inclined to be dismissed through playing irresponsible shots.

The Wakefield hooker, Scott Moore, and the Widnes scrum-half, Aaron Heremaia, were dismissed midway through the first half, with the Vikings centre Patrick Ah Van having already been sin-binned, and his team-mates Lloyd White and Stefan Marsh followed suit in the second period.

This reductive diagnosis of Salinger's "condition" is accompanied by pages and pages of testimony about how his youthful arrogance (one friend said he dismissed "Dreiser through Hemingway" as "all inferior" writers) and disaffection with his parents' bourgeois world calcified, after the war, into a deep antipathy, even repugnance for most worldly things and ideas.

Earlier this year, the National Assembly, which is Chavista through and through, dismissed him from his post on the Supreme Court and moved to charge him for a relatively minor crime.

Exum's case was dismissed in court through lack of evidence.

Those cases which are not dismissed or resolved through plea bargaining are brought for administrative trial.