Sentence examples for getting jettisoned from inspiring English sources

"Medical savings accounts were a classic example of good policy getting jettisoned by politics," she said.

As these gargantuan masses moved, their gravitational influence sent other objects careening around, in some cases getting jettisoned entirely.

They've covered the man who made a fortune buying domains like Porn.com, Dov Charney's attempted comeback after getting jettisoned from American Apparel, and how the best cup of coffee in the world had its roots in war-torn Yemen.

Think about the timing: the press version gets jettisoned before the summer recess.

The kitchen carriage gets jettisoned and it all ends with a train exploding in space.

For what is interesting about comparing Stratus with Safe from Harm is how much all the stuff that clearly mattered to Cobham and crew (the noodly, improvised jazziness – there's a long abstract intro, for instance) gets jettisoned as Massive Attack, being typical B-boys, focus on the driving bass-and-drums groove.

"It is a tough team to get into, but we want to give people a fair crack of the whip when they're there - not just play one Test and get jettisoned out," said Cook. "We try to give people confidence and show they're not always playing for their place, but it's easier said than done.

This is where the gatekeepers decide what gets made and what gets jettisoned".

And if that segment is offended by Milton Friedman's monetarist views, Milton Friedman gets jettisoned by conservatives.

This is where the gate keepers decide what gets made and what gets jettisoned to 'turnaround' or [the] scrap heap".

Much of the momentum that Roth had built up gets jettisoned as a new plot-thrust comes not out of nowhere, but out of the deep background, to sweep away whole characters and unresolved plot threads.