Sentence examples for dumping some from inspiring English sources

That means reshuffling the whole team, changing tactics and dumping some of the youngsters he had drafted in.

(When someone asks to stomp the grapes by foot the old-fashioned way, Mr. Sannino obliges by dumping some fruit into a plastic tub).

For Mr Netanyahu it will mean dumping some of his coalition partners and perhaps, too, some of his own Likud loyalists.

The team angered fans by dumping some of the most popular players in an offseason sell-off and was expected to be terrible.

Progress has softened its image in recent years, dumping some of its more firebrand spokesmen and positioning itself as a mainstream party of the right.

The storm has arisen after the HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC), which is overseen by the Treasury, spelt out tax rates which will see the amount charged for dumping some waste materials soar from £2.50 to £64 a tonne.

He wanted to dump some derivative securities into Lake Michigan.

The other bodies had been dumped, some wrapped in burlap.

Why would anyone drive that far just to dump some snakes?

It might help to dump some of its hastily acquired assets.

It's true that the dollar would fall if China decided to dump some American holdings.