Sentence examples for forcibly eject from inspiring English sources

"You're seeing the extreme wing of the party forcibly eject moderates in primaries," Mr. Gianaris said.

That year, Liberace had members of his retinue forcibly eject Mr. Thorson from his penthouse in Los Angeles.

Between them is Adam Scott, AKA Parks And Rec's resident worrier Ben Wyatt, whose wary expression reads as if he's expecting an army of butlers to forcibly eject the trio at any moment.

A state may, for example, forcibly eject a recalcitrant landowner to make way for a railway, so long as he is compensated at fair value.Mortgage Resolution Partners (MRP), a firm based in San Francisco, thinks that power could be extended to buy up mortgages.

The method of reproduction for stinkhorns, including P. indusiatus, is different from most agaric mushrooms, which forcibly eject their spores.

By 1898, the Cubans were busy trying to forcibly eject the Spanish for the third time in three decades.

Forty people were forcibly ejected.

He needs, it seems, to be forcibly ejected from his private Eden.

Two of those judges, Michael J. Garson and Reynold N. Mason, would be forcibly ejected from the bench.

Stalin forcibly ejected Him, but in much of western Europe there was no need for force: religion had been on the slide for centuries.

The surviving group, known to historians as the Rump, brought Charles I to trial and execution in January 1649; it was forcibly ejected in 1653.