Sentence examples for like ditch from inspiring English sources

Words like "ditch" and "jilt" and "betray" recur.

The camera was planted just east of the Georgica Jetties, a good wave break that does not attract the crowds that flock to better-known spots like Ditch Plains in Montauk.

For example, advertising to be introduced on Monday by Vonage, the Internet phone provider, replaces its usual message of lower prices, expressed by exhortations like "Ditch the big bill," with a theme, "Crazy generous," voiced by a brand character styled as the company's new chief generosity officer.

With a folio you can do things like ditch losing stocks for a tax advantage, a move fundholders can't perform and broker customers must pay more for.

Colors are edgy and youthful, with cheeky names like Ditch Him and Regret Is Overrated.

If you're being bullied, it's important you talk to someone about it whether that's a friend or a parent, or a charity like Ditch the Label because if you voice your worries to someone else, they can help you process them rationally.

If your horse doesn't like ditches, practice, practice, practice!

If you'd like to ditch your car altogether and you live in a relatively temperate climate, not too far from work, why not just bite the nerdly bullet and pick up a Segway?

Sit down, picture that bad habit you'd like to ditch and honestly ask, "How is this serving me?" Let's take overeating as an example.

There's also nothing like ditching traditional wintriness and jetting off to hike in warmer climes.

The Missile and aides already know the essential options for lengthening the instructional day, like ditching the time-wasting "breakfast in the classroom" program.