Sentence examples for are sometimes removed from inspiring English sources

These secretions are sometimes removed.

Their organs are sometimes removed on the spot by medical staff and rushed to nearby hospitals for transplant operations.

Once associated with films of fish in natural-history museums, IMAX now offers its products to multiplexes (the first few rows of seats are sometimes removed to accommodate the bigger screens).

In Africa, children with disabilities are less likely to receive sexual health education, both because they are less likely to be enrolled in school, and because those who attend are sometimes removed from sexual health classes.

Hundreds of feet of elevation are sometimes removed, with equal amounts of nearby valley filled in, creating a peculiar landscape of high, wide plateaus in various stages of revegetation, encircled by the pointy, forested peaks native to the area.

Such coatings are sometimes removed from bridges and dams by abrasive blasting and end up in rivers and the sea.

Although juries were sometimes removed from the courtroom during testimony they were not supposed to hear, each inevitably heard things it was not supposed to, the defense lawyers said.

"It was clear to me that someone was doing some moderating, as some of the vilest things about me and others were sometimes removed – whether in response to complaints I dont know".

They were sometimes removed when tastes changed, but were more often the victims of iconoclasm during protracted struggles like the Hundred Years' War, the Thirty Years' War, the Protestant and English Reformations and the French Revolution.

To maintain peace with the Indians, European settlers were sometimes removed from the nearby area.

These are in notable contrast to the style of most war memorials to the military of World War II; earlier modernist memorials to the dead of World War I were sometimes removed after a time as inappropriate.