Sentence examples for banish all from inspiring English sources

One is expected to banish all clutter and consume culture in a gleaming, empty room.

He tried also to prohibit and to banish all foreign influences, especially western European ideas concerning constitutional and democratic government.

You just need to know you should use a pencil under the liquid to banish all slipperiness.

His injury has shaken his peers, who will nonetheless have to banish all fear in Friday's race.

A faithful ingestion of Nigella Lawson's Feast would certainly be more than enough to banish all thoughts of Dubya.

We all have moments in our lives when we could have become very different people – but we hide from the memory, and banish all thought of our dopplegangers.

Since Kennedy's speech, the notion that any American politician could banish all but the faithless from the public square has become laughable.

Especially wallpaper that, like everything else by the prodigiously inventive Peche, appears to banish all human values save that of gorgeous caprice.

On the basis of an article by an American scientist, I decide to banish all detergents from the house, even plant-based ones.

In this case, the director is happy to banish all thoughts from his head and instead dazzle with his quick reflexes.

But a decent team performance can erase untold painful memories from earlier in the season and a good individual one will banish all winter's doubts.