Rousting Cabinet members from restaurants is an empty and, ultimately, counter-productive gesture that won't change a thing.
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Few authorities would want to be in a position of rousting a battered, 64-year-old man from his wheelchair.
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As I wander out of the train station, grim-faced soldiers with impressively large automatic weapons are rousting a homeless man.
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There were not quite enough dots to make a picture, but it was better than rousting some rummy under the Girard Avenue Bridge.
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But of course, the man of the hour was Rousting, who was celebrated for bringing one of France's most storied fashion houses into the modern social media age.
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His mobile phone has been inundated with calls in recent weeks, rousting him from bed and twice interrupting him while he was volunteering in his son's kindergarten class.
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And despite Coolidge rousting many of the crooked cronies who had gathered themselves to feast on the spoils of the dissolute Harding's presidency, Republicans were quite pleased with Coolidge.
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Rousting diners from their tables in the dining room (called, aptly enough, the Dining Room), probably seemed like a good idea on paper, but in reality it's a bit silly.
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Mr. Kerry also thanked his Iranian counterpart, Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif, who he said had "moved and moved rapidly" to expedite the prisoner release, including rousting an Iranian judge in the middle of the night to sign papers.
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From the historic Sweet Auburn market not far from Martin Luther King's Ebenezer Baptist Church, in beauty parlors and black-owned restaurants, every black woman who spoke to me had somehow tried to turn out votes, whether by canvassing, texting, rousting their voting-age children or cajoling their employees and co-workers.
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This way they can destroy reputations, smear an individual's successful career, and in this case taint Cosby's good name by rousting a bunch of dizzy unattractive lesbians [I am cutting this for length as the description of angry feminists goes on for quite a few lines] … though no evidence exists to support their fabricated malicious and destructive fictional accounts of abuse.
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The next to be chosen Guardian was the military leader who had succeeded in rousting Edward Balliol, Archibald Douglas.
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The survivors fled to Raron, abandoning their guns and magazines.Shadwell, pp. 93-94. Once the insurgents retreated to the mountains above Raron, the terrain made dislodging them difficult. Xaintrailles sent his men to higher mountains to fire down on the insurgents, rousting them from their hiding places.
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A local priest, upset at the soldiers rousting his flock, douses himself with gasoline and sets himself on fire. David, Judy, Clank, teenager Kathy Fulton, her father Artie, and a sick man named Frank are confined to a large van by the soldiers. The van is attacked by infected people, and the soldiers try to fight them off. Frank wanders off, muttering, and is captured by the soldiers.
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Immediately after the war, Helm worked for rancher "Shanghai" Pierce rousting cattle. During this time, he functioned as the leader of the Goliad County Regulators, a group of vigilantes, who cruelly but successfully restored order to the area. In June, 1869, Helm was appointed a 'special officer' by Colonel Joseph J. Reynolds to assist Capt. C. S. Bell in subduing the outlaw "Taylor Party" in neighboring DeWitt County, drawing him into the Sutton–Taylor feud.
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Army soldiers forcibly move the townspeople into a high school, rousting many from their homes, and shoot anyone attempting to escape. Bombers armed with nuclear weapons are dispatched to destroy the town if necessary. In one house, a soldier encounters an elderly woman who stabs him with her knitting needle. A group of soldiers are killed by a mob armed with guns and dynamite, after which an infected woman happily sweeps the blood-soaked grass.
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Xaintrailles sent his men to higher mountains to fire down on the insurgents, rousting them from their hiding places. By the end of the day, the insurgents had withdrawn deeper into the mountains, leaving only the Austrian battalions to hold the position. On 26 May, Xaintrailles' right column crossed the Saltina river via a ford and marched to Brig, where some of the insurgents had rallied. These abandoned the town and fled into the mountains behind it.
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Among the few defenders of the rule of law were the Methodist Episcopal Ministers' Association and Judge Thomas Burke. Burke, an Irish immigrant and generally a friend of labor, was nonetheless a stronger defender of the Constitution; he also spoke out that his fellow Irish should identify with the Chinese as fellow immigrants, a view which fell almost entirely on deaf ears.Morgan (1960), pp. 86-87 On February 7, 1886, well-organized anti-Chinese "order committees" descended on Seattle's Chinatown, claiming to be health inspectors, declaring Chinese-occupied buildings to be unfit for habitation, rousting out the residents and herding them down to the harbor, where the Queen of the Pacific was docked.
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