Sentence examples for is often jettisoned from inspiring English sources
Loyalty is often jettisoned.
The word "species" is often jettisoned in these discussions because of the theoretical baggage, but here it seems we are coming back to the same issues.
Mr. Turrell was born in Los Angeles in 1943 and came of age at a time when the physical art object was often being jettisoned by artists in favor of language, performance, video or working in the open landscape.
Art classes are often the first thing to be jettisoned from a crowded curriculum.
The Ju 87s ventured out in Rotte strength only, often jettisoning their bombs at the first sight of enemy aircraft.
Songs she was unable to retrofit were jettisoned.
But in these, and in some of the waltzes and Brazilian tangos that Mr. Bratke and his ensemble played, Chopinesque melodies quickly give way to distinctly Brazilian accents and chord progressions, and often European influences were jettisoned entirely.
Once your cruise stage was jettisoned, it was "serious" time.
"Uncharted" scripts were jettisoned, voice work was discarded and a new direction was plotted.
Once there the propulsion module is jettisoned to reduce disturbances on the payload.
