Sentence examples for jettison by from inspiring English sources

One of the first things Ms. Nottage was able to jettison by developing her own conception rather than staging a version of Brecht's was the "kind of distancing Brecht strove for from his audience so he could engage it intellectually," she said.

The novel is her account of being jettisoned by her billionaire husband for her best friend.

"Medical savings accounts were a classic example of good policy getting jettisoned by politics," she said.

It is superseded and in part jettisoned by the coalition agreement, drawn up in post-election negotiations.

It has a somewhat downbeat ending, which was jettisoned by Disney in favour of a much happier denouement.

Since then national myths have been jettisoned by the score myths built around empire, naval power, industrial pre-eminence and a largely white, broadly Christian people.

An assortment of abandoned flip-flops jettisoned by panicked women still marked the spot where the seven women were killed in the Abobo district last week.

At first we felt confused by India's formalities and hierarchies, by British phraseology even the British had jettisoned, by the ubiquity of acronyms.

This was the view of the law expressed by the last junior officer to give evidence before the riot trial was finally jettisoned by the prosecution.

Harrington, who was jettisoned by the Warriors because of a bad relationship with Coach Don Nelson, scored 36 points and had 12 rebounds.

Even so, Fanta was jettisoned by Coca-Cola in the United States in 1986 when it decided to promote Minute Maid as its orange-flavored soda instead.