Sentence examples for will eject from inspiring English sources

Otherwise readers, especially young ones, will eject right out of it.

If the town wants you, it will get you and keep you; if not it will eject you.

Why not ask why anything that will eject millions more human beings from their work is indeed "progress"?

As the storm matures, it will eject new bands of moderate to heavy snow along its northern and northwestern sides.

The MSCs will eject the NPs after acquisition of the initial orbits, provide control and maintenance of the swarm constellation and serve as communication relay to the ground.

Or hope the voters will eject Mr Chávez regardless of the absence of a clear alternative?In the president's own camp there are divisions, too.

Once you know what you're going to do, the funk will evaporate and you'll eject yourself from the pity party.

For now, Finra will not eject her from the position.

"Constables will rapidly eject the project's inevitable, tiresome trolls, without going through a long, painful process of the sort Wikipedia suffers under - which it euphemistically calls its 'arbitration' process," says Sanger.

The judge bangs his gavel and says that if Avri doesn't stop screaming the court officers will physically eject him, which at the moment sounds like a far more pleasant option than interacting with the driver's entire family, most of whom are now standing a millimetre from my face and cursing and shoving Avri.

One wouldn't want to make too much of this: to suggest, for example, that Mr. Blatty's tale of the expulsion of a possessing demon from the body of a 12-year-old girl in any way enhanced the national will to eject rascals from the White House would be stretching a point.