Sentence examples for eject himself from inspiring English sources

Seven of them appear in "Memories of the Future," a selection of his fiction that takes its title from the book's longest entry — the tale of a brusque monomaniac who builds a "timecutter" to eject himself from 1920s Moscow.

Span had to be restrained by Manager Ron Gardenhire, who then proceeded to be ejected himself.

He acted quickly and violently ejected himself from the plane, breaking both arms, a leg and suffering a concussion.

Korkmaz celebrated by raising the silverware, together with Şükür and the rest of the Galatasaray squad on the podium, including the ejected Hagi himself as golden confetti rained down.

After warmly discussing the merits of one of Voltaggio's calls, Martin found himself ejected from the game.

Nathan Grindal hit the headlines last year after he found himself ejected from the Player Championships when his presence caused a stir among fans.

But after some initial success, he found himself ejected from his faltering enterprise and his subsequent attempts to use untried technology to make a success of a single pit led to repeated disappointment and eventual bankruptcy.

After the Iowa Hawkeyes saw their double-digit halftime lead against Wisconsin dwindle down to two on Sunday night, their coach Fran McCaffery lost his composure and got himself ejected.

The judge can also be the doctor himself: Physicians have the right to eject entire families from their practice when an obstreperous patient refuses - or even questions - routine vaccinations.

In "The Golden Spiders" (1953), he has to restrain himself from ejecting a visitor who uses "contact" as a verb.

But of course he's no match for the security guards and finds himself "held", "ejected" or apologetically escorted off the premises.