Sentence examples for eject themselves from inspiring English sources

It is probably unlikely this side of the next assembly elections – due in 2011 – that the SDLP leadership will take a risk and eject themselves from the executive.

It was shown that nanoparticles eject themselves from the heated walls, construct a depleted region, and accumulate in the core region, but they were more likely to accumulate towards the wall with the lower heat flux.

Although the craft is headed directly for the sun, Homer and Bart eject themselves from the spacecraft and die of explosive decompression.

Watching Mark Zuckerberg's pallid denials of Facebook undermining global democracy made everyone who witnessed it want to eject themselves screaming into the sun.

Earlier reports said opposition fighters shot dead two pilots after they ejected themselves after their chopper was hit.

There have been other times in France's history when entire segments of the electorate have ejected themselves from the game, without the rest of the players rushing over to beg them to get back on the field.

The ants were also observed to use their jaws as a catapult to eject intruders or fling themselves backward to escape a threat.

Likewise, as women gradually occupy jobs and pastimes that were formerly attributed to the bread-winning male head of household, men find themselves ejected from their previous comfort zones.

The Supreme Court may not have overturned the law, but Republicans still plan to do it themselves after ejecting Mr Obama from the White House.

The ongoing French occupation of Malta angered the British, who dedicated themselves to ejecting the French garrison at Valletta.

The marshals themselves, a no-nonsense bunch who carry licensed handguns when they eject people and their possessions from apartments (they can also change the locks when no one is home), are more circumspect in discussing the hiatus.