Sentence examples for will ditch from inspiring English sources

(Britain used to be the same, but will ditch this pointless rule this year).

They fear American Indians will ditch their scholarships once they get homesick.

(There were claims recently that the govenment will ditch the project).

IN ONLY four months' time 300m people in 12 European countries will ditch their old banknotes for crisp, new euros.

But Cameron is fighting for his political life and his party will ditch him if he fails.

Today ministers will ditch a Tory campaign pledge on knives and embrace a Lib Dem one on tax avoidance.

But Mr. Dickerman, the company's president, agrees that the herd of investors making similar transactions today will ditch the partial-interest investment model once market conditions change.

The Elite Football League of India will ditch that strategy in its second season, when games in several Indian cities will be televised live.

News is expected shortly that Nebraska will ditch the Big 12 for the Big Ten and Colorado will similarly bolt for the Pacific-10.

Of course, you'd ditch the bird.

And of course, as part of our bargain, we'll ditch the sequester.