Sentence examples for going to discharge from inspiring English sources
But a spokesman said the agency had been "misled" by the group, which "did not disclose that it was going to discharge material into the ocean".
The New Yorker, May 16 , 1925P. 1 How the rumbling of the B.M.T. trains was audible in the Hall, in its western portion, and how one old subscriber inquired if Mr. Mackay was going to discharge all his double bass players as soon as the B.M.T. constructed another subway beneath the building.
He said 'I'm not going to discharge you', and I said… 'I'm going to go out of here.
"The concern is the recovery ships would have to move off the wellhead, and that means the leak is then going to totally discharge into the gulf," said Greg McCormack, director of the petroleum extension service at the University of Texas.
"He is in great shape and is going to be discharged tomorrow," the vice president and his wife, Jill Biden, said in their statement.
Some of the officers and men who pass through the O.D. & R. U. are going to be discharged for one reason or another, but most of them are soldiers with considerable battle experience who, after furloughs, are to be reassigned to new military chores, at least temporarily in this country.
"The takeaway from this is that while the Federal Reserve might be reducing the dosage of the antibiotic, they're not going to be discharging the patient anytime soon".
He said his friend had been sick in a kidney bowl near his bed and that he was shocked when Mr Moore-Robinson told him he was going to be discharged.
"I have introduced a companion CRA in the house," Rep. Doyle said, "but I'm also going to begin a discharge petition which we will have open for signature tomorrow morning.
