Sentence examples for try and eject from inspiring English sources

At one union meeting in Walnut Creek, Calif., Ms. Henry called police to try and eject a dissident union member, but the officers left without doing so, Mr. Early wrote in "The Civil Wars".

The other parts react furiously and try to eject that destabilizing fragment and regain stability.

The other parts react furiously and try to eject that destabilising fragment and regain stability.

After reconnecting the terminal, tun the car on and try to eject the CD as normal.

Last week, the British home secretary, Jack Straw, said he would rule on the Afghans' asylum requests and would try to eject them from Britain as soon as possible.

Nearly every day, the U.S. marshals try to eject some of her friends and relatives, citing too little space in the courtroom or too much noise.

Rather than try to break up the family, then, both those outside and inside who think is it dysfunctional should attend more to the relative role and influence of each member, not simply try to eject the ones causing trouble.

The residents grappled with whether they should accept the fighters' presence and face a possible Israeli attack or try to eject them, with the more probable risk of retribution by Hezbollah.

Facussé and the others also use arrests and death threats among their arsenal of weapons to try to eject the settlers.

And in November Mountain View made some policy changes to try to eject fake news purveyors from its ad placement network.

When they did in March, they said, the store summoned police officers to try to eject them.