Class had to be dismissed a half hour early because the teacher became ill.
Mr. Jones' dismissal from the company was due to his frequent absences, and his lack of hard work.
The judge dismissed the charges, saying there was insufficient proof.
She dismissed his
remark, saying she didn't care what he thought about her.
Class was dismissed early on Friday because the teacher had to leave town.
He was dismissed from his job for lying to the boss about what had happened.
If we get all our work done in the next hour, the teacher said she would
dismiss us early.
The boss just dismissed my concerns, and treated me as if I was an idiot when I complained that a co-worker was sexually-harassing me.
If criminal activity is suspected in regards to a bank account in Switzerland, the bank's respect for the secrecy of the client can be
dismissed.
In May of 1912, fifteen women were dismissed from their jobs in a publishing company in the U.S. for dancing at work.
When economic reforms in China authorized managers to dismiss workers to boost productivity, women were the first to be let go.
According to a recent survey, only 13 percent of respondents dismiss altogether the possibility of life after death.
After Croatia became an independent republic, there was a mass dismissal of the Serbian community from public service jobs.
As soon as you have written down the homework assignment, you may be dismissed.
J. A. Hadfield once said that the art of resting the mind, and the power of dismissing from it all care and worry, is probably one of the secrets of energy in our great men.
In June of 1981, Iranian President Bani-Sadr was dismissed by Ayatollah Khomeini.
When I complained to my boss about my co-worker sexually harassing me, he was very dismissive, and suggested that I was exaggerating the whole thing.