Sentence examples for jettisoned from from inspiring English sources

And certain writers must be jettisoned from favor.

Art classes are often the first thing to be jettisoned from a crowded curriculum.

That is, if the portfolio managers lose a certain amount of money, they risk being jettisoned from the firm.

Lawmakers also expect to extend corporate tax breaks that were jettisoned from an earlier bipartisan jobs measure.

But it may be too that the spin-off is happening in reverse, Fox Group being jettisoned from News Corp.

President Obama recently scolded his liberal base for being unduly disappointed that the public option was so easily jettisoned from reform.

Boldly jettisoning from the outset the club's £35m record signing, Andy Carroll, the new Liverpool manager constructed his team around Suárez and bought players to prosper around the striker's unselfish instincts on the pitch.

The same day as its announcement, Hulu revealed that it had struck a "multi-year" agreement with Epix to carry the very programming that Netflix is jettisoning from October 1.

Although I discovered the track almost a decade late, crowded around a TV trying to figure out why a ping-pong ball was jettisoning from an unseen netherworld of the Thai ambassador in the UN meeting scene, it seemed pre-programmed into my then limited bank of musical knowledge.

Prokofiev's Fifth reworks jettisoned sketches from Romeo and Juliet.

So it comes as a shock to hear him say that, along with his financial-sector career, he has jettisoned denim from his wardrobe.