Sentence examples similar to made to eject from inspiring English sources

Make sure to eject your Splinter Cell game.

But the following week Becquerel learned that his uranium salts continued to eject penetrating radiation even when they were not made to phosphoresce by the ultraviolet in sunlight.

The referees, after reviewing the play, made their call to eject both players with 4 39 remaining.

So I made a decision to eject myself from it completely.

International clearance issues in other competitions have resulted in clubs being ejected, such as Portchester in the FA Vase,  or made to replay matches, such as AFC Ludlow. .

Piazza, asked if he would have made the same decision to eject had he been an umpire, laughed and said, "I guess I would've, yeah".

This notwithstanding, the UPF, which organised its own rally at the site of the Reclaim demonstration in Melbourne last Saturday, made much of helping to eject neo-Nazi Glen Anderson.

Many suspected plans were being made to eject the club from the municipally-owned stadium in which they play.

And in November Mountain View made some policy changes to try to eject fake news purveyors from its ad placement network.

Watching Mark Zuckerberg's pallid denials of Facebook undermining global democracy made everyone who witnessed it want to eject themselves screaming into the sun.

At the University of the Punjab, that created a pool of supporters for Islami Jamiat Talaba among teachers, making the group all but impossible to eject.