Sentences with phrase «ejected in»

Passengers are often ejected in rollover accidents when they are not wearing a seatbelt.

Michalanne, who was unbelted, was ejected in the rollover.

The American National Standards Institute's golf car safety standard does not include seat belts as a necessity; instead, golf carts are supposed to be equipped with «passive restraints» to protect unbelted passengers from being ejected in the event of an accident.

We later identified decay products of these same extinct radioactivities in bubbles of CO2 trapped in a xenolith ejected in an Hawaiian volcano.

He was almost expelled from the group during a «trial» in 1934 and finally ejected in 1939.

Since intestinal worms are ejected in pet feces, egg - containing feces should be disposed daily.

Six standard air bags, including head side curtain air bags designed to help keep occupants from being ejected in a crash

Unlike supernovae of Type II, the matter ejected in Type - I supernovae consists almost entirely of the heavier elements (spectrum of some elements in Tycho's SNR), as there is very little hydrogen left on white dwarfs.

The lowest mass member (B4) will likely be ejected in the future.

[26] Stars above this mass can not radiate energy fast enough to remain stable, so any additional mass will be ejected in a series of pulsations until the star reaches a stable limit.

While the bright part of the nebula is of about 65 arc seconds in diameter (more accurately, the «cork» is about 42x87», the «wings» 157x87»), this nebula is surrounded by a faint halo covering a region of 290 arc seconds in diameter (Millikan, 1974); this material was probably ejected in the form of stellar winds from the central star when it was still in the Red Giant phase of evolution.

One dramatic consequence is that some of the star's material, stripped from the star and collected around the black hole, can be ejected in extremely narrow beams of particles at speeds approaching the speed of light.

Lords reform has sat around as an issue, discussed sporadically and unenthusiastically by government, without solution, since most hereditary peers were ejected in 1999.

Warriors forward, Draymond Green, and Wizards, Bradley Beal Were both ejected in last nights game after getting into an altercation on the court.

He was also ejected in a 2016 game against the Oakland Raiders after he got into a fight with wide receiver Johnny Holton.

He's the fourth player to be ejected in one week and the third player in that same span to be ejected for the first time in his career.

Lopez was fined $ 25,000 for yelling at officials and failing to leave the court quickly after he was ejected in the fourth quarter of Chicago's loss at Miami on Thursday.

-- Anita Piniella, after her husband, Lou, called home to wish her a happy birthday after he was ejected in Cleveland Aug. 2 for a dirt - kicking, hat - throwing demonstration.

Dwight Howard finished with seven points on the night and was ejected in the third quarter after receiving his second technical foul.

The final act of Farrell in a Red Sox uniform was protecting one of his players, as he ran out onto the field to get himself ejected in a very obvious «look at me, ump, over here!»

Instead, after shooting an 8 - under 62 on Saturday to take a three - shot lead, the Florida State alum ejected in the final round with an ugly 4 - over 74 on a TPC River Highlands course that was not playing particularly hard.

Hymon receives two technicals and is ejected in the first 3 minutes and 24 seconds.

Had the umpire done his homework, Tony Gwynn would never have been ejected in his ninth game as coach at San Diego State (SCORECARD, March 3).

Elected as a PC MLA in 2008 and ejected in 2010, Dr. Sherman immediately enjoyed folk hero status as an Independent MLA for criticizing the PC Government's record on health care.

In this game, she was ejected in the second half after racking up too many penalties, and her team lost, 100 to 98.

Imagine the satisfaction you'll feel when you eject your in - laws from your home this Thanksgiving while wearing this 100 % polyester knit umpire shirt.

The undesirables that you eject in the single - player game will drop tokens that you can then spend to terrorise the festivals of others — with items and customisations unlocking for use in the single - player mode when you visit other players» creations.

Not exact matches

In the tests, they burst through the surface, ejecting pillars of seawater more than a mile high while rippling out powerful shockwaves.

the analyst asks in a recent commentary, noting German Finance Minister Wolfgang Schauble has said the eurozone should eject any member that can't right their own finances.

In both cases the guest was ejected from the hotel.

On Wednesday, after May announced the expulsion of the 23 Russian diplomats — the largest number ejected by the UK since the Cold War — multiple US officials, including the US ambassador to the UN and White House staff, said the US stands in solidarity with the UK.

Radiating the antihydrogen atoms with microwaves allowed the physicists to determine its light fingerprint in a rather indirect way, using specific changes in the antihydrogen that caused them to eject from the magnetic bottle to fine tune estimates on its spectral lines.

In August, Jorge Ramos, a prominent reporter and anchor for Univision, was physically ejected from a Trump press conference for asking a question.

These guns eject the cartridges at high speeds, and one caught me square in the face.

Russia has already retaliated in kind against Britain for ejecting 23 diplomats over the first known use of a military - grade nerve agent on European soil since World War Two.

In fact, 145 people worldwide — 8 % of the world's billionaires — have been ejected from the 10 - figure net worth echelon over the past eight months, the Post says.

The blue sliders controlled power and resetting the console, and the gray lever in the middle ejected games.

He also ordered that 35 Russian diplomats from the Russian Embassy in Washington and the Russian Consulate in San Francisco be ejected from the United States, and closed Russian compounds in New York and Maryland in response to what he said was Russian harassment of American diplomats in Moscow.

Lee widened roads, dug canals, cleared slums, erected high - quality public housing estates, herded the satay and chicken - rice vendors cluttering the sidewalks into spacious food courts, cleaned up rivers, planted trees and zealously fined citizens, especially the superstitious who believed in ejecting the «evil spirits» lurking in one's throat, who splattered Singapore's roads with spit.

The extent of the fallout is anybody's guess, but Greece could see the value of its bonds plummet, putting its banks in crisis, and ultimately the country could be ejected from the Eurozone.

This continued hostility could pave the way to a grexit (â $ ˜Greek exitâ $ ™ from the Euro) in light of a leaked report showing Angela Merkelâ $ ™ s secret (or not so secret) desire to see Greece ejected from the Euro zone altogether.

Aside from the brief sitting held in the spring with the almost sole purpose of ejecting retired MLA Ken Kowalski from his long - held spot in Speaker's Chair, the newly elected Wildrose Official Opposition has had little opportunity to spar with government ministers in a formal setting.

The professional investor who understands that their strategy goes in and out of favor is unlikely to press eject when times get tough.

WASHINGTON — Former president Barack Obama's top campaign aide on Tuesday rejected comparisons between Obama's extensive use of Facebook data to turn out voters in the 2012 election and the actions of Cambridge Analytica, a data and political intelligence firm ejected last week by Facebook in a growing controversy over social - media privacy.

The U.S., Canada and more than a dozen European countries ejected scores of Russian diplomats and intelligence officers on Monday, in that deepens the breach between Moscow and the West.

the atoms of iron in your blood, the gold you may have in a ring, the carbon in your cells all was forged in the heart of a long dead star and ejected out into the universe.

It is easy in our early careers to hit the eject button when we encounter work conflict.

Felix Ngole from Barnsley has claimed him human rights were breached when university bosses ejected him from a postgraduate social work course after he participated in a debate on Facebook.

Consider again the case of the United States Catholic bishops, this time in their official opposition to the use of armed force to eject Iraq from Kuwait after Saddam Hussein's army had aggressively annexed that country in 1990.

Noun excommunication (plural excommunications) The act of excommunicating or ejecting; especially an ecclesiastical censure whereby the person against whom it is pronounced is, for the time, cast out of the communication of the church; exclusion from fellowship in things spiritual.