chuck out

verb

1. informal.
   tr, adverboften foll byof to eject forcibly (from); throw out (of)

   he was chucked out of the lobby

Example Sentences

Over and again his aides have chucked out trial balloons to an avid press corps – only to have each potential prime minister disavowed the following day.

From BBC

No, it’s not the same motion offense Knight popularized in the 1970s but May didn’t just chuck out a playbook and start over.

From Seattle Times

"Just last year we chucked out five illegal sawmills from our land," he says.

From BBC

But unlike their planetary siblings, these worlds get violently chucked out of their celestial neighborhoods.

From New York Times

Former cabinet minister Nadine Dorries has made her views plain - warning that Conservatives who endorse the privileges committee's findings could be chucked out of their seats.

From BBC