Sentence examples for jettisoning her from inspiring English sources

Mrs. Sanford had few qualms about jettisoning her Manhattan career for a more balanced life, raising children in South Carolina.

In 1961, Ms. Ashley's transsexual status was revealed in the British tabloids, jettisoning her career and prompting the removal of her name from a film she had completed.

A lifelong New Yorker and a Barnard grad -- "I would have felt incomplete if I hadn't graduated; I would kind of have felt like the dumb actress" -- she was steered toward show business by her mother, Ann, who studied at Yale Drama before jettisoning her acting career for marriage and parenthood.

Clinton faced a choice of either quickly jettisoning her, and risk appearing weak, or defiantly continuing to back her, and opposing a popular groundswell; he opted to wait and see a little more.

Mr. Weston complimented her compositions, but firmly suggested she jettison her style.

After some research, she had jettisoned her original idea, to build a snowman, because it was too commonplace.

Mariane may finally be willing to jettison her "heat-seeking need for disarray".

A social worker said she could receive housing assistance only if she jettisoned her car, quit her Long Island job and moved into a homeless shelter.

"I decided not to swim the 100m as well," the 26-year-old says as she explains why she has jettisoned her wildly ambitious approach at London 2012.

Even after she jettisoned her socialism, Grace never abandoned its fundamental tenet: change would come from a well-organized, well-read, and disciplined working class.

All this in 1941, followed by The Day Will Dawn, opposite Ralph Richardson, and massive compensation for the film-makers who had jettisoned her would-be deficit.