jected

My metrocentric pride was wounded as I admitted to myself that, in equivalent spaces in New York, we'd probably be sub jected to Muzak.

A Well-Loved Collection Will Friedwald 2011

It is better to be re jected, equal turned from equal, than to be held with slim desire for slight purpose.

The Kempton-Wace Letters 2010

He sat on its stool and closed it around himself, so that only his top portion pro - jected.

Here There Are Monsters 2010

Freedom of choice, though, does include the freedom to meet a publication's editorial guidlines, or not, and to choose rewriting over rejection (I got jected, then I got re-jected!).

Freedom of Speech vs Article Rejection 2008

Gen. Walton Walker had forbidden direct assaults on the forts and because artillery shells had to be conserved to support a pro - jected drive on the Saar River, the isolated forts were left to "wither on the vine."

Steel Victory Yeide, Harry 2003

His mouth pursed, but he didn't look as if he particularly ob-jected to the notion.

Elvenborn Lackey, Mercedes 2002

A blister started to form on her hand, and she in-jected another dose of arithrazine, figuring she had nothing to lose.

Demons Of Air And Darkness DeCandido, Keith R. A. 2001

CHAPTER TWO When the idea to go to Pretty Point for the weekend first popped into Celia's head, she'd immediately re-jected it But the more she'd thought about it, the more she'd realised that Lionel's love nest was the perfect getaway.

A Secret Vengeance Lee, Miranda 2001

He looked away from her, to where Parramati young'sters were doing acrobatic flips off a small ledge that pro-jected out over the lagoon.

The Howling Stones Foster, Alan Dean, 1946- 1997

For example, as pertained to his own department, there hadn't even been time beforehand to discuss pro-jected lines of supply, an omission which to him smacked of the blatantly neglectful.

The False Mirror Foster, Alan Dean, 1946- 1992