Sentence examples for has discharged a from inspiring English sources

A judge has discharged a jury in a trial against four ex-Barclays executives.

Since their breakthrough hit, Latch, charted in late 2012, Disclosure's sleek interpretation of deep house – immediate as pop-art, but fluid and spacious enough to immerse yourself in – has discharged a string of memorable singles and a No 1 album, Settle, that many fancied might take the Mercury prize.

Since World War II, the US government has discharged an estimated 100,000 members of the armed forces for being gay, some honorably and some dishonorably.

Officers fired teargas and earlier had discharged a flash grenade.

Lafayette General said on Saturday it had discharged a third patient, leaving two patients at the hospital.

In 1532 Thomas More said Tyndale had discharged a "filthy foam of blasphemies out of his brutish beastly mouth".

"This was a distinguished firearms officer three months from retirement who had received commendations for previous actions in which he had discharged a firearm".

Sir Thomas More, in 1532, said the author of another distinguished translation of the Bible had discharged a "filthy foam of blasphemies out of his brutish beastly mouth".

"The developed countries, in realizing their industrialization, have discharged a large amount of greenhouse gases in the course of one or two centuries," he said.

In the Perez case, the trial judge had discharged a deadlocked jury, and the defendant argued in this Court that the discharge was a bar to a second trial.

Officers from Police Scotland have discharged a Taser while arresting a 45-year-old man in the east end of Glasgow.