Sentence examples for force to eject from inspiring English sources

Since last fall, Trump has said he would use a "deportation force" to eject undocumented migrants from the US, but his new campaign manager, Kellyanne Conway, cast doubt on that on Sunday.

Yet no Trump aide would say on Sunday that Trump still proposes, as he did last fall, to follow through on perhaps his most radical suggestion, to use a "deportation force" to eject the estimated 11 to 12 million undocumented migrants living in the United States.

Since fall of last year, Trump vowed to create a "deportation force" to eject undocumented migrants from the US, but campaign manager Kellyanne Conway, a new addition to the campaign after a leadership shakeup earlier this month, waffled on whether the candidate still embraced that idea on Sunday.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 26 - On Jan . 11 , 1991Senator John Kerry of Massachusetts took the Senate floor to make a clear, impassioned speech against passage of a resolution authorizing the first President Bush to use force to eject Saddam Hussein's Iraqi forces from Kuwait.

Britain dispatched a military force to eject them.

Forced to eject when his jet failed to recover from a spin, he suffered a perforated eardrum and so became unfit for military service.

"It will be a political embarrassment but she's getting used to that," another senior diplomat said after seeing Merkel forced to eject her federal president and back an opposition member as his successor.

His college years were interrupted by the Korean War, in which Mr. Armstrong was a Navy fighter pilot who flew 78 combat missions, one in which he was forced to eject after the plane lost one of its ailerons, the hinged flight-control panels on the wings.

The court heard from a teacher who was forced to eject him from a jazz band nine years ago for not being good enough at the piano – was this, the implicit question seemed to be, what set him on the path to evil?

The umpire John Hirschbeck told The Associated Press that if he had applied the standard of the memo in Game 4 of the American League Championship Series last October, he would have been forced to eject Clemens after Clemens threw a fastball high and inside to Seattle's Alex Rodriguez in the first inning.

A Soviet missile battery near Sverdlovsk had other ideas – Powers' aircraft was hit and the pilot was forced to eject, and was held prisoner by the USSR for two years.