Sentence examples for this would eject from inspiring English sources

This would eject the longest-serving postdocs from their current jobs and could endanger the immigration status of many noncitizens, who account for more than half of the postdocs working in U.S. labs.

Imagine an ejection lever that would eject the movement from the case.

The Nances have invented a system that would eject passengers from a plane in peril during flight.

It would eject, but would emerge trailing a loop of slender, slippery tape, the end snagged deep in the player's insides.

Although persuasive, the theory eventually failed when examined in detail; scientists could not find a combination of properties for a spinning proto-Earth that would eject the right kind of proto-Moon.

Two days after the election, the New York Democratic congressman, Charlie Rangel, who is expected to be the new chairman of the powerful ways and means committee, gave notice that he would eject Cheney from his office in the US House of Representatives.

But the nonprofit contract agencies that now provide 90percentt of shelter beds to a record 33,800 people nightly remain strongly opposed to a provision of the new plan that would eject families that the city deems uncooperative, barring them from shelter for 30 days and offering their children temporary foster homes.

Perturbations would eject one such planet from the system, leaving the other behind in an oval orbit.

What made Soundwave so cool, though, was that he transformed into a Walkman, complete with lackeys in the form of cassette tape robots that would eject from his chest.

The most massive stars in the early universe would eject material high in iron when they exploded.

Harten would eject perhaps three seconds before his jet exploded a few hundred yards beneath him, its fiery remains plunging into the South China Sea.