Sentence examples for since dumping from inspiring English sources
Atlanta at Philadelphia Atlanta has been truly dreadful since dumping Marian Hossa at the trade deadline (two wins in 11 games).
The positive commentary from the chief scientist cuts directly across political arguments the Turnbull government has made since dumping its nascent attempt to use the review of the Direct Action policy to explore an intensity trading scheme for electricity – equating carbon pricing with higher power prices for consumers.
It doesn't, of course, disclose how many of those users are paying customers but does claim to be profitable since dumping its freemium model in November 09.
Unfortunately for us, Fiji has long since dumped Australia as its dominant regional partner.
The disciplinary ton of bricks since dumped on their heads condemns them to a deflationary and depressed future.
But at least we could have said, 'Listen, we are responding to an urgent problem.'" So many of those students who placed that hope in him have since dumped him for Corbyn.
If you own a collection of paraphernalia -- folding keyboards, modems and the like -- from Palms you've since dumped on eBay, you may miss the not-so-Universal Connector.
Around 200 dead policemen and ISF members, usually beheaded, have since been dumped about the city.
Most of the variations have since been dumped, although there will be no refunds for the spectators who were short-changed last September and October, and there will be a change to the way the breakdown is refereed this summer: if a tackler, or the first person arriving at the breakdown, has his hands on the ball, he is entitled to hold on even when the referee calls that a ruck has been formed.
Since that dumping, Khawaja has only scored two first-class hundreds in the last two years.
According to records from the Department of Transportation's Pipeline and Hazardous Materials Safety Administration, the company has had 175 incidents since 2006, dumping 16,404 gallons and causing nearly $24 million in property damage.
