Sentence examples for first ejected from inspiring English sources

In retaliation, Mr Alemán first ejected the president from the party and then joined with Daniel Ortega, Nicaragua's former president and still the Sandinists' leader, to pass constitutional changes limiting the president's powers.

They should've called it Sex in a Box, and have whichever one climaxes first ejected out of the top of the box, while McFly (the house band) plays Pop Goes the Weasel.

For the vitrification of RBCs, the droplets were first ejected onto a polyethylene (PE) collection film (Avery, Brea, CA) of 8.5 mm diameter.

By exploiting their strong frequency-dependent dispersion when compared to index guiding micro-structured fibers, we highlight the design of solid core photonic bandgap fibers to fulfill group index matching conditions between the first ejected optical soliton and the trapped dispersive wave generated in the visible wavelength range.

Marlon Anderson became the second Met ejected in two days for arguing a called third strike in the ninth inning.

In a vivid display of the league's new crackdown on whining, officials handed out four technical fouls in 16 seconds and ejected the Celtics' Kevin Garnett.

When Nelson stood there, eyeballing Crawford for several seconds, Crawford ejected him from the game with 2 46 left in the first quarter.

A short time later, another yelled "Killer!" Judge Richard A. Damiani, who was presiding in State Superior Court here, had the second heckler ejected from the building.

The loss ended a 21-game streak without a loss for the Blues, and could prove devastating amid persistent rumors that team stars like Didier Drogba, who spent much of the night in the periphery and became only the second player ejected from a final, may move elsewhere for next season.

During late Antiquity and the early Middle Ages the Roman Empire (in its later phases known as the Byzantine Empire) repeatedly repressed the Jewish population, first by ejecting them from their homelands during the pagan Roman era and later by officially establishing them as second-class citizens during the Christian Roman era.

Most small birds react unfavourably if they perceive a foreign egg in the nest and either abandon the nest, build another nest right over the first, or eject the strange egg.