Sentence examples for which ejected the from inspiring English sources

In 1967 Anguilla became part of an associated state with Saint Kitts and Nevis, again contrary to the wishes of Anguilla, which ejected the Saint Kitts police, set up its own government, and proclaimed an independent republic.

The narrow and controversial victory against Ukraine, which ejected the co‑hosts from the competition, has set up a confrontation with the Azzurri in Kiev on Sunday after England successfully avoided a meeting with the reigning world and European champions Spain.

Take the Alabama case of Jonathan M. Raynes age 23 of Purvis, MS. He was found guilty of manslaughter in the death of 24 year old Miranda Hamilton following a head on collision which ejected the decedent from her vehicle.

The system starts on a plane or helicopter, which ejects the entire thing inside of a cylindrical canister.

In the second phase of movement, following GroES docking, the further elevation of the apical domains and massive 100° clockwise twist provide the power stroke of chaperonin movement, which ejects the substrate protein from its binding sites by peeling away the remaining hydrophobic sites on helix I and the underlying segment.

After the iPad sync is complete, click on the icon in the upper left corner, next to your iPad's name, which ejects the iPad.

On Friday, Trump told reporters that Russia should be welcomed back into the group, which ejected Moscow after its 2014 annexation of Crimea.

In the 1980s and 1990s, the Army developed the Search and Destroy Armor Munition, or SADARM, which ejected two E.F.P. bomblets that searched for targets.

Uniform ≈50 μm droplets could be produced on demand by a micropump, which ejected a defined liquid volume after capillary contraction, and transported via a laminar flow oven into the ICP with 100% efficiency.

Before the peak of the current density becomes maximum, reconnection takes place, which ejects particles from the reconnection region.

"These results show that binary star systems are a source of gravitational energy which ejects stellar mass black holes and prevents the collapse of the cluster's core to a more massive, central black hole," said the CfA's Craig Heinke.