Sentence examples similar to jettison excess from inspiring English sources
Primitivism can take many forms, as many as there are ways of jettisoning excess baggage in an effort to get back to basics.
Perhaps a pet store jettisoned some excess inventory.
Not any more.Many people see the economic crisis as a chance to jettison the baggage of excess that marked the later Tiger years.
The manuscript came in at close to 450,000 words and a lot of good stuff had to be jettisoned, so, rather than send the excess fat out to pasture, I've dumped it on Vice.
Yet if my sympathies didn't extend, it's partly because Mr. Kechiche employs a selective aesthetic that shows Adèle slurping her food ("You're voracious," Emma says) but, importantly, does not permit her a similarly sloppy appetite in bed, where the movie's carefully constructed realism is jettisoned along with bodily excesses and excretions in favor of tasteful, decorous poses.
In order to pursue Parcells, the Giants would have had to jettison George Young, the general manager to whom Parcells was bound by success and excess.
Why not jettison that system?
"I understand that planes can jettison fuel.
He needs to jettison both tax promises.
(Sperm jettison their mitochondrial DNA at fertilisation).
