Sentence examples for eject work from inspiring English sources

They routinely eject work crews who trespass by helicopter, and slowly have built a permanent encampment complete with a solar-powered cabin, permaculture garden, and a traditional pithouse, the first built in BC in over a century. .

With the microscope lens providing a clear view of the area to be sampled, the operator could extract a minute section of paint from the work, eject it with a wire fit inside the needle, then observe it under the microscope.

This is consistent with the idea of vascular remodeling to a larger arterial diameter with iron deficiency (discussed below), which could reduce the afterload against which the heart must work to eject blood.

It's nasty business getting fired, but ultimately the ejected CEO should find work at another company where his skills and experience will better apply.

Jocelin supported Hubert de Burgh's work of ejecting French forces from England and regaining control of royal castles seized by Falkes de Breauté and other barons.

If the eject button isn't working, locate the disc icon on your computer's Desktop and drag it to the trash can.

The main assumption is that the Hall-Petch slope (ky), is proportional to the work required to eject dislocations from grain boundaries.

For example, a thief (perhaps knowing how the card works) could simply eject the whining card and toss it into the Hudson.

Some users of older versions of iTunes report audio CDs automatically ejecting, even though other discs work.

He was delighted with his late fame and particularly enjoyed appearing on Radio 4's Midweek back at the corporation that had worked so hard to eject him.

Pexcess is representative of the excess left ventricular work required above the minimum to eject blood into the aorta and the Pexcess waveform has been shown to correspond closely with the flow velocity waveform [ 10, 11, 13, 26].