Sentence examples for from the discard from inspiring English sources
Only a few months ago, Sheffield seemed almost (and I say, almost) grateful to the Mets for rescuing him from the discard bin.
The nondealer may take the top card from the discard pile or refuse it; if the nondealer refuses, the dealer has the same option.
(Some rules forbid drawing from the discard pile; others allow it only if the card drawn may be melded at once).
Plucked from the discard heap in Dallas in early December, polished, sanded and given a new coat of paint by the Philadelphia Eagles, Warren got his chance on Christmas Eve, only to fumble twice against the Cincinnati Bengals.
From the discard pile of ageism to primetime glory came Angela Rippon, co-host of Amazing Greys ITVV), a programme in which a team of self-styled OMG pensioners challenged twentysomething whippersnappers to compete in a range of tasks.
Structurally, "The Voice" has been a frenzy, with rules and segments that appeared to be cut from whole cloth each week or culled from the discard pile of could-have-been "Idol" improvements.
Human embryonic stem cells are obtained from the discarded human embryos generated in fertility clinics.
Lemons, oranges, avocados, mangoes, lychees, pomegranates and even medjool dates can all be sprouted from the discarded seed.
The company instead recommends coir, which is made from the discarded husks of coconuts and lasts three or four harvests.
In one recent post, he describes himself and a former colleague as "receptacles of abuse from the discarded offspring of the underclass".
Colonial bans on drums called for greater (surreptitious) experimentation, birthing steel pans from the discarded oil drums of the nascent energy industry.
