disgorged

Schoolteacher Maria Gerencser was at home on Monday at noon when she saw the torrent of red sludge disgorged from the toxic waste reservoir four miles away.

Hungarians Doubt Recovery From Sludge Disaster 2010

Schoolteacher Maria Gerencser was at home on Monday at noon when she saw the torrent of red sludge disgorged from the toxic waste reservoir four miles away.

Hungarians Doubt Recovery From Sludge Disaster 2010

Schoolteacher Maria Gerencser was at home on Monday at noon when she saw the torrent of red sludge disgorged from the toxic waste reservoir four miles away.

Hungarians Doubt Recovery From Sludge Disaster 2010

Schoolteacher Maria Gerencser was at home on Monday at noon when she saw the torrent of red sludge disgorged from the toxic waste reservoir four miles away.

Hungarians Doubt Recovery From Sludge Disaster 2010

The mountain of Curu is volcanic, a chaos of rent rocks, beetling precipices, and masses of lava that have been disgorged from the burning crater.

Life in Mexico, During a Residence of Two Years in That Country Frances Erskine Inglis 1843

Our bottle had been "disgorged" -- the sediment and stuff finally separated from the wine -- in 1999, after fully 26 years of care in the caves.

Rails, Romance and Really Good Wine 2009

On the back label was a hand-printed date of when the wine was "disgorged," when the sediment in the neck of a bottle of bubbly was removed and the temporary cap replaced by a real cork.

How to Read a Wine Label 2009

The band disgorged its voltaic music—a far cry from the formal waltzes, one-steps, tangos, and fox-trots to which New York had been accustomed.

A Renegade History of the United States Thaddeus Russell 2010

A blast of heat rushed across me as the house disgorged a ball of fire.

Mercy Kill Lori Armstrong 2011

Per his suggestion, we storedthe bottleupsidedown and disgorged it underwater, allowing the yeast plug to shoot out before turning the bottle rightside up.

What We Drank 2009