Sentence examples for to eject from from inspiring English sources

The pilots sit on UPC/Stencel 10B zero-zero ejection seats, meaning that they are able to eject from a stationary aircraft at zero altitude.

School officials have promised to eject from school anyone caught protesting or even escaping from campus.

He also said that police cannot yet say whether or not pilot Andy Hill managed to eject from the plane before the crash.

Islamic State militants, who government forces are trying to eject from large swathes of northern and western territory seized in 2014, claimed responsibility for the bombing.

"The government of Mexico asked through its ambassador that Cuban authorities proceed to eject from its embassy the individuals who had assaulted it," the Cuban government said in a communiqué.

In 1946 Keynes himself admitted (though privately) that "I find myself more and more relying for a solution of our problems on the invisible hand" of the market, "which I tried to eject from economic thinking 20 years ago".

How the losers have to eject someone from their team from the island.

Legislators from the ruling party allegedly assaulted opposition members in an attempt to eject them from the assembly.

We will support MICKEY [expletive] MOUSE to eject Obama from the WH in 2012.

By Sean O'Grady Is it so outlandish to eject London from the UK?

In response, management is trying to eject him from the board.