Sentence examples for said ditch from inspiring English sources

"If I was the first Indigenous prime minister, and Abbott had gone out and stood next to a sign that said, 'Ditch the black bastard,' I reckon that would be the end of a political career.

And I even think, with all the nutty stuff you see in American politics, if a Republican went and stood next to a sign that said 'Ditch the black bastard' about President Obama, that would end a political career.

Here's just one excerpt from Ms. Gillard's speech: I was offended when the leader of the opposition went outside in the front of Parliament and stood next to a sign that said, 'Ditch the witch.' I was offended when the leader of the opposition stood next to a sign that described me as a man's bitch.

Twigg said ditching coursework was "totally out of date".

"There's Valentino!" he said, ditching Ms. Dello Russo in midsentence and rushing through the sidewalk crowd.

Xenophon said ditching the Arena grants fund ignored its role in driving early-stage innovation.

Airbus officials said "ditching" implied more planning than was the case here.

Robert Percival, director of the environmental law program at the University of Maryland, said ditching the EPA was a "ridiculous idea".

Daisy Sands, energy and climate campaigner at Greenpeace UK said "Ditching schemes to support energy efficiency for new homes is a calamitous decision all round.

On Monday Shorten said ditching the $15m of public funding – a key demand of Labor's – was "clearly an impossibility" because the deputy prime minister, Barnaby Joyce, had ruled it out.

But when on a recent, rare gym visit, I saw a sign saying "ditch the workout, join the party", I decided I would.