Sentence examples for worked to oust from inspiring English sources

Hirschbeck and Brinkman led the group of umpires who worked to oust Phillips and the Major League Umpires Association and install a new union.

WASHINGTON -- Tea party groups that worked to oust Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky).

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Much of the disarray has come from the Freedom Caucus, a powerful faction of 38 hardline conservatives, which worked to oust Boehner and endorsed California Representative Kevin McCarthy to take his place.

Much of the chaos has come from the Freedom Caucus, a powerful faction of 38 hardline conservatives, which worked to oust Boehner and endorsed California Representative Kevin McCarthy to take his place.

Washington overthrew a democratic Iranian government, intervened in a Lebanese civil war, invaded Iraq, overthrew the Libyan government, worked to oust Syria's secular regime, supported Saudi Arabia as it helped Bahrain suppress democracy protestors, and now is aiding Riyadh as it bombs indigenous rebels in Yemen.

The Tea Party movement has been working to oust the establishment by organizing protests throughout the country.

Mitt Romney faced thousands of conservative activists on Friday and urged them to stand "shoulder to shoulder" with him as he works to oust President Obama from office in November.

Meanwhile, the leader of the protesters, Suthep Thaugsuban delivered a speech to supporters in which he demanded that the Supreme Court president, the Senate speaker and the Election Commission, along with other state agencies, jointly work to oust the current government.

Ms. Palin, the former governor of Alaska, ended her inscrutable cat-and-mouse game with the political establishment on Wednesday afternoon by saying that she would not join the field of Republican candidates seeking her party's nomination, but would still work to oust President Obama.

Mr. Peralta, meanwhile, had a virtual army of outside supporters at his disposal, including union members, women's rights groups and gay activists, among them members of Fight Back New York, a well-financed political action committee that works to oust state senators who oppose same-sex marriage and put Mr. Monserrate first on its list.