Did Ms. Sontag ever look at the photographs before they were discarded?
The author acquired the furniture, a bench and chair, when they were discarded by the club.
Once they were "discarded, disgruntled provincial kids" and it's great to hear the fire's still there.
By the time they were discarded, most of the stones were ground down to about a foot across.
Ridiculed in the press as pompous and looking too much like those worn at Buckingham Palace, they were discarded after being worn only once.
The explosion ripped through Building A5 on a Friday evening last May, an eruption of fire and noise that twisted metal pipes as if they were discarded straws.
The Government's reaction to this is to push even harder and this year, ministers relaunched Prevent with a set of new policies once considered so radical that they were discarded by Tony Blair.
Assistance from the Brooklyn Bureau of Community Service, one of the seven agencies supported by The New York Times Neediest Cases Fund, helped Ms. Brooks buy a dining room table and chairs, but the couch and the living room table were so broken down that they were discarded.
If necessary, the carrot content of proteins can be balanced with different sources of nitrogen such as the yeasts used as biocatalysts in case they were discarded.
In group II (two tunnels and two fixations), two of the pieces were torn by the scapular fixation, so they were discarded.
The researcher – this time seriously – points out that also quite a few genetically engineered cultivars came out as unsatisfactory, even unsafe (Haslberger 2003, p. 740; Kuiper et al. 2001, p. 516. See also other examples of "Discontinued Transgenic Products": http://cls.casa.colostate.edu/transgeniccrops/defunct.html): they were discarded, plain and simple.
