Příklady oust

• But directors who liked contemporary plays and wanted to stage them from the playwright's point of view were ousted from the big boys' club.

• Those who refused would be robbed or ousted.

• At any rate, they established neither a threshold of oppression nor a procedure to oust a derelict leader.

• Before long, they ousted the politician whose support had helped gain the entitlements for the project.

• The higher frequency of help is not due to the fact that it has ousted synonyms such as support or aid.

• This supports the idea that verbal gerunds ousted bare nominal gerunds in this environment.

• Second, the object form you came to be used in the subject function, gradually ousting the older alternative ye from the language.

• However, because these principles are historical, one must go on to investigate the legitimacy of the property claims of those ousted by the settlers.

• The state cooperatives have truly ousted private traders from the market and taken over their positions.

• They sent in police and their bullyboys to oust the squatters.

• Until it became the nearly universal genitive suffix, it remained a suffix, but once it had ousted all its rivals it was reanalysed as a clitic.

• He was ousted unceremoniously from office.

• The grass steadily grows more rank, and, in the boggy patches where the drainage system seems to have failed, tussocks and rushes have completely ousted the smooth sward.

• Will it be ousted by a cartel of major manufacturers preventing any new manufacturer entering the market?

• On the other hand they may find themselves ousted from a particular locality where the fair has gone on for a century.