ditching造句

If you find yourself in a toxic relationship, you always have the option of ditching the friend and moving on.

By ditching dorm life for a doorman building, the actress gets to call John Mayer and Keith Richard's daughter Theodora her neighbors.

And the law lords themselves were already ditching judicial deference, certainly after the incorporation into English law in 1998 of the European Convention on Human Rights.

But a pal of the Dallas Cowboys quarterback disagrees, saying the NFL-er is "emotionally drained" from the birthday-ditching fallout.

Johnny Godfrey framed by the Debden scoreboard. Two items of personal kit visible in this portrait are the silk scarf to prevent neck chafing, and a whistle to summon help in the event of ditching.