to ditch

It's not to ditch all those beautiful images you've created, or to stick with Arial for the title of every page you write.

The pilot said he could hold out for another hour before he would have to ditch the plane because of lack of fuel.

Here's how: you've got to ditch the "magical thinking" that somehow you'll lose weight, and you'll figure out a plan as you go along.

If TI had the courage to ditch its score-card, or at least publish it in a less misleading form, its other work might fare better.

If he saw a policeman, he decided, he would have to ditch this car, steal another, and divert from his planned route.

Such a snapshot should not be misread: Germans are not about to ditch democracy.

But if you want to get what you really want out of life you have to ditch much of that complacency.

The lion tries to chase off the hyenas, but a certain number of hyenas equals critical mass. And the lion ends up having to ditch its booty.

One rule is to ditch businesses that are about to become commoditised and no longer yield a sufficient profit margin.

One rule is to ditch businesses that are about to become commodities and no longer yield a sufficient profit margin.

The pilots' orders were that, if they came under attack from German fighters, they were to ditch Bohr promptly into the North Sea.

Man, you'd think the way they treat her, she'd be ready to ditch the whole thing, but no.

Brady says Sweden and Japan had to ditch such a tax after a few years.

AFTER 89 years in the skies, North America's oldest airline seems ready to ditch.

The decision to ditch the Rabbit name seems like a smart one as the Golf still has plenty of name recognition.

He told me his school has decided to ditch the standard history book on Ming and Qing and write their own textbook instead.

The answer is to ditch such subsidies and aim help at the poorest, but no Arab ruler is likely to propose such reforms right now.

Women are inclined to ditch The Man-Child until he grows up a little bit and learns to live life in the real world.

These parties would certainly cause trouble if the DPJ decides to ditch unrealistic electoral promises in favour of sensible government.

The daredevil, is learning to sail a lifeboat, in case he needs to ditch into the ocean during the danger-filled mission.

Mr Sen wants to humanise canons of "maximising" rationality; behavioural economists, much in fashion, aim to ditch them altogether.

Pain, hatred, excited, palace this all feelings instantaneous light anger, he put a gun to ditch my mouth.

Turn left, say those who never much cared for the New in New Labour, and in his weakness see a chance to ditch it.

Today's obsessive concern with a rising China wasn't anticipated in 1994 when WTO members agreed to ditch the complex quotas.

And there's a perpetrator, the Greek government, which knew its finances were too shaky to ditch its currency, the drachma.

XSL took this task and built a specification upon it, enabling applications to ditch all of their proprietary transformation code.

As we recently reported, HP has decided to ditch its phones and tablets using the webOS operating system.

Many liberals are worried that China will use the crisis as an excuse to ditch the reform agenda.

The hassle, they say, could lead those developers to ditch Android altogether and develop only for the iPhone.

Capital ratios that penalise risky activities could make them less profitable, persuading banks to ditch them.

Ms Sparrow believes spectacle-wearers may not be as desperate to ditch their glasses as is assumed.

His old motorcar stopped working so he decided to ditch it.

But if Apple and Google expect customers to ditch their PCs for these devices, the accompanying services better be rock-solid.

He's going to ditch one of the tablets, he says.

In addition, August-born youngsters are 20 percent more likely to ditch academic study and learn a trade from the age of 16.

So where does all of this new science leave the runner who's been considering whether to ditch the shoes?

The FDIC agreed to ditch a proposal that would have forced regulators to modify Basel 2 if total bank-capital levels dropped by 10% or more.

Celia: Plus, the best part is that it looks like you managed to ditch that obnoxious halfling before you got arrested.

Ditch! To ditch means to quickly leave a place you no longer want to be.

The following series of photos was taken by Rebecca Kerr, a passenger onboard a hot air balloon forced to ditch on Port Phillip Bay.

The Tories were also slow to ditch their boom-time pledge to share revenue between tax cuts and public spending.

One view gaining ground is that victory at the next election will go to whichever party is brave enough to ditch its leader.

Your best bet is to ditch the (print) publishing business completely.

behavioural economists, much in fashion, aim to ditch them altogether.

Here's how Gmail Delegation works, and why it's yet another perfect excuse to ditch Outlook forever.

To ditch filled trench has equaled the old farmers hope this will be a loss?

Even the agreement to ditch agricultural export subsidies by 2013 is less impressive than it sounds.

If my parents had a million dollars, I would not study and go to ditch woman.

He have to ditch his hometown for the work need.

When the road become impassable, we have to ditch the CAR and walk.

To be able to ditch the pony tail and sweatpants and look like a supermodel every day.

they would be mad to ditch Mr McCain.

And that is unsettling to some Morgan Stanley insiders who wish the firm didn't have to ditch any of its old swagger.

The first time I was in a crash I was with my father and we had to ditch the small aeroplane we were flying into the sea near Houston.

Was Sam really going to ditch the bar to move to L.

"We'll have to ditch! " yelled the co-pilot.

A doltish love letter would prompt your lover to ditch you.

It's not a good idea for students to ditch school.

As a side effect it's also pushing developers to ditch old, outdated web standards, such as Adobe Flash, and embrace newer ones like HTML5.

Sorry, you're gonna have to ditch him.

the old bitch sucked . we had to ditch her.

They are pretty much essential, but you may want to ditch your mobile phone for ever after reading this.

The pilot had to ditch his plane.

He should learn from that small victory and be more willing to ditch the policies of the past.

But these are not reasons to ditch incentive pay altogether, as long as managers recognise its limitations.

you are going to ditch her?

We don't have to ditch the car.

So, is it possible to ditch your laptop altogether for business trips or even work itself?

Oh, I haven't yet, I have to ditch you now. Bye!

Is if time to ditch senior year?

But the price has been to ditch past UK policy, which stressed opposition to anything leading to the entrenchment of a "two-tier Europe" .

Is this reason enough for me to ditch Citi and put my money elsewhere?

To ditch an old car

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