Sentence examples for * eliminate from from inspiring English sources

And how many warheads could he eliminate from America's arsenal?

But rocket launchers are hard to eliminate from the air.

"We must eliminate from the landscape everything that doesn't belong," he said in another.

That is the "bedrock principle" that President Bush proposes to eliminate from the Constitution.

BUGS are pests we try to eliminate from our bodies (and our computers).

There are no entrance examinations, and the public schools are not free to eliminate from their rolls those who underperform.

It was the kind of thing he could never eliminate from his game, despite the pleas of too many coaches.

In April, we asked you, The New Yorker readership, to pick a word to eliminate from the English language.

This is a complex area because there are clearly devastating diseases that we would like to eliminate from humans.

In it a column of elements she was trying to eliminate from her dances (virtuosic movement, character, etc).

"So you have to reduce or eliminate from your life everything that might prevent you from being your absolute best.