thrown out

Since when was the traditional version thrown out for one made of ham?

Charlie Crist got thrown out of the party for one hug, after all.

They were both underage and drinking was one of the many ways they could get thrown out of base housing.

However, since starting yoga in 2009, the Virginia Tech Ph.D. and Senior Research Associate has only thrown out her back once.

One day earlier, he and other activists from VOCAL—a New York-based advocacy group—got thrown out of court.

She worked about ten years, and was then thrown out to make room for a new and larger engine for our saw-mills.

Directly any one of these be touched, the suitable bass mechanism is automatically thrown out of action.

It is there very slow and graceful; the feet are thrown out in a single long step, which Turveydrop, I presume, would call a jet.

In order to reach the star at lower culmination the finder tube had to be thrown out of parallelism with the main telescope.

The bill was brought in, but was, with great difficulty and by a very small majority, thrown out on the second reading.