Sentence examples for about banishing from inspiring English sources

"We're very organized," said Mr. Usnik, who is militant about banishing clutter.

This eclectic group is about banishing the "supposeds" and making, simply, music.

So, for now, it is about banishing any unwarranted pangs of panic and refocusing on the task at hand: to defeat the weakest team in the group.

And the change in rules would itself send a signal that policymakers are serious about banishing the threat of deflation.Central bankers change course slowly, and their allegiance to inflation targets runs deep.

While I may not agree with his sentiments about banishing lawyers, I do passionately believe in the right of every individual to have the sort of equal access to justice that More describes.

Led by Rabbi Menachem Froman of the settlement of Tekoa, a fervent advocate of Jewish-Arab coexistence, the group sang a traditional song of Hanukkah, the Jewish festival of lights, which is being celebrated now, about banishing the darkness.

But there seems to be a renewed focus around the Dockers, evidenced by Ross Lyon not mincing words about banished midfielder Colin Sylvia.

A little later, we were out on the street together in our long winter coats, panting in the cold and exchanging the latest news, primarily about banished colleagues and friends.

Ok, look, it's Christmas, so we really ought to learn to let things go and move on with the important business of being happy and civil, and divert all our bitterness into contriving divisive racist stories about local authorities banishing the baby Jesus from shopping centres.

Facebook tells me this isn't a drastic change, and is more about reordering stories already good enough to appear high in your feed than it is about injecting or banishing certain stories.

When Kushner begins writing, he jokes about needing to banish his "inner John Simon," the voice of the acerbic theatre critic of New York, whom he imagines saying, "You're completely terrible and everything you write is shit".