Sentence examples for jettison both from inspiring English sources

He needs to jettison both tax promises.

They want their daughter to jettison both him and the fetus.

[A1.] Target May Sell Two Divisions The Target Corporation announced that it might jettison both of its department store units: Mervyn's, with 266 stores, and Marshall Field's, the Midwestern chain.

Ending years of speculation, the Target Corporation announced yesterday that it might jettison both its department store divisions: Mervyn's, with 266 stores, and Marshall Field's, the much-talked-about Midwest chain, led by a glittering, recently renovated Chicago flagship.

Indeed "Ben, in the World," like the author's last novel, "Mara and Dann," points up a curious development in Ms. Lessing's recent fiction: a seemingly arbitrary decision to jettison both the visionary grandeur of the "Canopus in Argos" series and the psychological nuance and social detail of her early "Martha Quest" stories in favor of a more primitive, knee-jerk brand of storytelling.

Two years later, at the end of a bad relationship and her teaching commitment, she decided to jettison both New York and her stain-spotted street purchase in favor of a teaching position closer to her family's home in Rock Hill, S.C.

Jettisoning both billboard brushwork and the pathos of recent-pastness, Rosenquist proved how indispensable those elements had been to his earlier achievement.

Sellars, deeming the Dryden "bizarre" (it isn't), and Daniel Purcell's completion "bad", has jettisoned both, and expanded the score with songs, dances and choral music from elsewhere in Purcell's output.

Kripke's solution cleverly involves jettisoning both Generalization and Necessitation as rules of inference and incorporating just enough of them as needed into the statement of his logical axioms — slightly revised from their SQML guises.

The collapse in oil prices offers a painless opportunity to jettison regulations that both inhibit gas production and encourage waste.

They both jettisoned the name Mary; Ms. Moody's parents preferred her middle name, and Mrs. Rell, who was better known as Jodi, switched to the initial 20 years ago at the suggestion of Ms. Moody.