Sentence examples for it is ejected from inspiring English sources

(5) While the mold wheel rotates three-quarters of a revolution and the solidified line is finished to its exact letterpress height before it is ejected into a galley, the matrices and spacebands are again moved upward by the elevator.

Prior to that time, as the American encyclopedist Ernest Hurst Cherrington has noted, it was universally assumed that "alcohol leaves the body unchanged through the lungs, skin, and kidneys, that within the organism it is neither transformed nor destroyed, [and] that it is ejected from the body in its original form and condition".

The eventual result is that it is ejected into space.That, at least, is the theory.

The front-runners of new ideas include a deployable recorder – so that it is ejected away from the crash site on impact – and systems that, in parallel with an onboard black box, continuously stream data and cockpit recordings to a hub on the ground, piggy-backing on other air-to-ground transmission.

The problem with such ash is that it is extremely fine – less than 2mm in diameter, and in the case of fine ash only 6 microns in diameter – which means that it is easily carried by the wind; and because it is ejected by enormously hot air from a volcano it will often be thrown high into the jetstream at exactly the height that aircraft like to fly.

Effervescent atomization is a method of twin-fluid atomization that involves bubbling a small amount of gas into the liquid before it is ejected from the atomizer.

"The club ceased to be subject to the SPL's rules when it was ejected from its league," he said.

Incidentally, it's the algae that give the coral its colour; and so when it's ejected, the coral takes on a ghostly white hue, giving rise to the term "bleaching".

For one thing, a better description of sterling is that it has been riding a roller-coaster: its recent rise follows its previous dramatic fall, which began in 1992 when it was ejected from Europe's exchange-rate mechanism.

Instead, it was ejected in liquid form from volcanoes.

In the next elections, it was ejected from office.