Sentence examples for in jettisoning from inspiring English sources

Dunster has made a mistake in jettisoning all but the first two lines of the most famous passage.

In jettisoning the principle that everybody, regardless of age or health, should be legally entitled to purchase insurance coverage, the House Republicans did something truly awful.

For him, the problems are in jettisoning some of the effects we usually see in first-person games designed for a 2D screen.

Camby made it clear that there had been a generational shift, that the Knicks had absolutely done the right thing in jettisoning Ewing.

In jettisoning Jamal Crawford and Zach Randolph, banishing Stephon Marbury and trading long-term contracts for shorter ones, Walsh made D'Antoni's job more difficult.

Like – what cultural studies enables for literary scholars – the disinterest many literary scholars have in a reified notion of "the literary," our sense of happiness in jettisoning the canon, our glee in the discovery that unloading that dead discursive weight didn't require abandoning our fondness for the formal, the textual.

According to the Wiglaf Journal, airlines can save up to $90,000 per-plane per-year in fuel costs alone by jettisoning in-flight systems.

Later, he criticized lawmakers in Albany for jettisoning his congestion pricing proposal, which could have created an additional source of revenue for the transportation agency.

The other 10% was terrifying and desperate space battles that would often see me jettisoning in an escape pod and starting my empire from scratch once again.

I went up many mountains in Switzerland, often jettisoning the dignity of danger for the luxury of cable cars, and took many pictures of slopes and summits.

But they are a different team, in literal terms, jettisoning Jim Leyritz, Ricky Ledee and Todd Erdos over the last two weeks and adding infielder Jose Vizcaino, pitcher Ben Ford and Justice.