Sentence examples for To removing from inspiring English sources
verb
To move something from one place to another, especially to take away. To replace a dish within a course.
- He removed the marbles from the bag.
There are two stages to removing yourself from Facebook.
Later, he emphasized his commitment to removing combat troops within 16 months of his taking office.
The retailer has also committed to removing peat from all its horticultural products.
"Removing Mubarak was only the first step to removing Mubarak's regime.
He also proposes a permanent government minister dedicated to removing carbon from the UK economy.
President Bush and this Congress are committed to removing the threat from Saddam Hussein's terrorist state.
It would have explicitly tied the use of force to removing weapons of mass destruction.
He attributes the rise in scores to removing the distractions that prevent teachers from teaching.
The non-production of 800m bags is equivalent to removing 92m car kilometers.
"Therefore Israel has committed to removing him from the political arena".
This government is committed to removing foreign criminals to their own countries.
