Sample Sentences foroust (auto-selected)
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Yet he couldn't very well oust someone else.† (source)
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They sought to overthrow the fledgling Afghan government and oust the American-led coalition forces, whom they considered invaders and infidels.† (source)
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And there had been no threat of an Ouster invasion.† (source)
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Together they had set about the ousting of the Old Guard.† (source)
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There on the seventeenth of November 1929, Nikolai Bukharin, founding father, editor of Pravda, and last true friend of the peasant, was outmaneuvered by Stalin and ousted from the Politburo—clearing the way for a return to autocracy in all but name.† (source)
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If you don't prove your worth and earn the respect of my followers, I'll be ousted and one of these morons will become the new king.† (source)
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Our evacuation task force should arrive only a short while before the Ousters.† (source)
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They march to his house down the middle of the street, impromptu parades of them, husbands and wives and crying toddlers on shoulders, angry white people and brown people and black people, and now even some yellow, a few faces I think I recognize from past rallies and events, yelling together for his ouster in the simple rhyme of the picket: Hey, ho, Kwang must go!† (source)
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Tori, former leader of Dauntless, ousted by Evelyn herself, stands a few feet away from me, her arms crossed.† (source)
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Shukhov's job now was to wedge himself in behind a table, oust two loafers, politely ask another prisoner to move, and clear a little space in front of him—for twelve bowls (to stand close together), with a second row of six, and two more on top.† (source)
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The sandblasters have been here, the skylight people; inside, the benjamina trees and tropical climbers have taken over, ousting the mangy African violets once nurtured on kitchen windowsills.† (source)
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But now and then, when the competing loan-word happens to violate American speech habits, a native term ousts it.† (source)
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Our intelligence reports suggest that at least one of the seven pilgrims is an agent of the Ousters.† (source)
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He was thinking about Meina Gladstone's contention that one of the group was an Ouster agent.† (source)
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So Bing wandered down the beach, walking stiffly like an ousted emperor, picking up shards of rock and chunks of driftwood and flinging them with all his might into the surf.† (source)
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I knew him as a student firebrand, organizing others for curricular reform, or collecting signatures to oust an unpopular warden.† (source)
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