Use of the word discharge in a sentence example

discharge

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Today I was discharged from the hospital. [verb]

He had discharged his own duty, and he now pressed to the side of the old man, to know in what particular he might serve him. [verb]

Mrs N complained about inadequacies in Mr C's discharge and aftercare arrangements, and the lack of consultation with her. [verb]

There'll be reddening, festering and ultimately discharge of pus, caused by the side of the nail growing into the adjoining skin. [verb]

At that instant the whoop was given, and a dozen Hurons fell by a discharge from Chingachgook and his band. [verb]

It was not long before the reports of the rifles began to lose the echoes of the woods, and to sound like weapons discharged in the open air. [verb]

A rifle next slowly rose between his eyes and the watery mirror; but before it could be discharged his own hand was on the lock. [verb]

Swift as thought, Hawkeye seized the advantage, and discharged his fatal weapon into the top of the oak. [verb]

He knew that he had duty before him still, and he felt that the only discharge was death. [verb]

You shall answer for them, when I am discharged from your command; which, I hope, will be the case next week. [verb]

Captain Scudamore, you have discharged your trust, and doubtless ridden far and hard. [verb]

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