Sentence examples for jettison me from inspiring English sources

"You could jettison me into space, and I could live on this stuff?" "That's the plan," Rhinehart said.

Now there are not many words or images that jettison me out of control -- bullets headed in my direction would be one; a cardiologist's prescription for unlimited foie gras might be another -- but ever since I developed an uncontrollable crush at age 13, the name or conjuring of Kim Novak has made me delirious.

They also jettisoned me back 36 years to my own high school.

Cole, who insists he is a genuine conservative, said his betrayal would sting all the more because conservatives in Hollywood are a "persecuted minority" who must hide their political convictions from the intolerant liberals who dominate the industry: I don't blame them for jettisoning me.

Then there came a point in my life (don't ask when because I'm not sure what jettisoned me to where I now stand) when it didn't behoove me to stay silent or be indirect.

Whenever there is a government cut, practices will try to jettison people like me, shouting at the government: "yah boo, cut if you like, but you can't expect us to cover as many expensive patients.

"He's never asked me to jettison these things.

Songs such as You Don't Know Me, meanwhile, jettison his extreme persona in favour of self-knowledge.

Gove wants me to jettison academic integrity, to exchange teaching a serious subject with civilising, democratising and humanising potential, for the imparting of nationalist propaganda.

THE many ceremonies held in the city yesterday to honor the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. inspired me to jettison a deep reluctance to get personal in print.

The other 10% was terrifying and desperate space battles that would often see me jettisoning in an escape pod and starting my empire from scratch once again.