Sentence examples for try to eject from inspiring English sources

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

It will encourage the disaffected to try to eject governments not by voting them out but by disrupting their rule.

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.

B5 AIRPORT SCREENERS -- Despite a judge's decision to let Argenbright Security keep operating in Massachusetts, the interim security director for Logan International Airport in Boston says he will still try to eject the beleaguered company from the airport.

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.

Yet this instrument is now being used by a murky coalition to try to eject Susana Villarán, the mayor of Lima, seemingly because she has tried to apply the law and crack down on corruption.Ms Villarán, a moderate, Catholic leftist, was narrowly, and unexpectedly, elected to the job only two years ago.

Evidence showed that the pilot had tried to eject.

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

When the officer later tried to eject the fan, others became involved and that one fan punched the officer, knocking him to the ground.

In Machiques, a town southwest of here, squatters and farmers clashed on a recent day after landowners tried to eject peasants.

When Palestinian militants occupied the Church of the Nativity, in Bethlehem, in 2002, Israeli forces reportedly tried to eject them with heavy metal.