Sentence examples for go discard from inspiring English sources

As you go, discard any expired food that is developing into a science project.

Scatter half the fish fillets over the sauce, breaking them into chunky pieces as you go, discarding the skin, onion and bay leaves.

Then declarer is likely to go wrong, discarding hearts, not diamonds, from the dummy as he draws trumps.

We are not going to discard connectivity technology.

If East had played low, declarer was going to discard a heart.

Powers then revealed that Boston IVF was going to discard thousands of frozen preimplantation embryos left over from couples' efforts to produce a pregnancy.

Southern California, after all, is the place that turned comfort into a spiritual doctrine, the place you went to discard your clothes and run barefoot into the surf.

We're not going to discard the work that has been done, but technology can enhance traditional humanities methods in ways that lead to new conclusions — and new questions.

The prime minister referred to a special relationship based on our shared history and interests, but she has to realise that it is also a relationship based on shared values, and if the president is going to discard those values, whether by embracing torture or ignoring climate change, then she must be willing to tell him frankly that he is wrong.

(This is one of the times when Brazile's own instincts come into question was that really the best pair? And, if she was going to discard the primary voters' first choice, what about Sanders, the runner-up?) She says that she dropped the idea once the campaign made it clear that Clinton had had a bout of pneumonia but was recovering.

If the people of Iran are going to discard the current repressive regime, it will because the people and their families are hurting.