Sentence examples for oust you from inspiring English sources

And you've got your newest shareholder, Mr. Icahn, starting a proxy fight to oust you and your board.

What few people realise is that, at the end of six months, landlords have the right under this type of agreement to oust you from the property before the end of the agreed tenancy period so long as they provide you with two months' notice.

But as much as you try to please the voters, for example, lowering wage disparity to satisfy the communist faction, or building a church for the religious sect, they may still decide to oust you, just because they feel like it.

What is their positioning relative to you? Are they trying to oust you from a promotion or perhaps just make you look bad?

There, they have ousted you.

Your captain might challenge your authority, even ousting you and assuming the alpha role, at least temporarily, while a new coach is found.

Bruce F. Berg, a political scientist at Fordham, said that if Ms. Quinn was ousted, "you'd have a Council that's going to exercise considerably more independence, and the mayor could be in for a very long four years".

Congratulations, you ousted the tyrant, you won an election, your inaugural address stirred the hearts of your people.

Given that, there's an excellent chance that one or two of the four teams recently ousted — are you listening, Mr. Steinbrenner?

"The problem is, how do you oust someone who is popular?" said Robert M. Stern, president of the Center for Governmental Studies, a campaign finance research group.

The Republicans behind this recall say they want you to oust me for past mistakes.