Sentence examples for said to eject from inspiring English sources

It has remarkably long fangs and is said to eject twice as much venom as any other Australian snake.

In Managua, officials were said to have ejected voting supervisors of opposing parties.But international election observers, including the European Union, said the process they had witnessed had been free of any major problems, and activity at the polls was calmer than many people had anticipated, with no extensive violence.

She explains that I push the button that says "push" to eject the card.

10.39am BST Video of pilot ejecting Here is the video referred to earlier, said to be of a pilot ejecting after his fighter jet was hit in Idlib.

Here is the video referred to earlier, said to be of a pilot ejecting after his fighter jet was hit in Idlib.

When he arrives, India plans to tell him only what it has already said: that it means to eject the intruders and has no designs on Pakistani territory.

"Lepper will always speak for poor people whether he will be deputy speaker or not, whether he will be a member of Parliament or not," Mr. Lepper said before the vote to eject him from his post.

After gay patrons balked at paying a new $12 cover charge — which they interpreted as discriminatory — soldiers moved in to try to eject them, said Gehad, the activist, who witnessed the scene.

"Officials by and large don't like to eject players," said Sorgen, who is the Pac-10's director of instant replay after serving 21 years as the coordinator of officials.

"It will be a political embarrassment but she's getting used to that," another senior diplomat said after seeing Merkel forced to eject her federal president and back an opposition member as his successor.

Say the Metropolitan Transportation Authority has decided to eject you from your Upper East Side walk-up for a month, maybe two, to help make way for the Second Avenue subway.