Sentence examples for banish any from inspiring English sources
It should also banish any notion of a curse.
The idea was to banish any trace of old-school diesel noise, smell and sluggishness.
That sense of solace during tough times helps banish any notion of the film as an arty exercise in observation.
You don't wish to banish any memory of the dead?" McCall sat behind his desk in a wheelchair.
"We must banish any act of corruption that stains the name of the police," General Salazar said Monday.
As ever, my tip for nail painting is to banish any attempts at colouring in your nail shape neatly.
The mole is the 'little gentleman' of the title, but banish any thought of whimsy or soft anthropomorphism.
A whole series of nuclear alerts caused by technological malfunctions served to banish any complacence of that kind.
However, with Klopp determined to banish any negative thoughts, the manager insists that last year's failure will not even be discussed with his players.
Reading the opening pages of Mr. Banville's "Book of Evidence" alongside Marlowe's description of the "felony tank" in "The Long Goodbye" is enough to banish any doubt.
The Rangers' coach, John Tortorella, has sought to banish any talk about weariness by saying the team trains all year for the playoffs, and no one is tired.
