Sentence examples for be completely rid of from inspiring English sources

Some, however, wonder if Livingston will ever be completely rid of the mess, and have a hard time trusting DEQ or the railroad.

The choice of mastectomy in Chinese women may also reflect their culturally driven inclination to be completely rid of breast cancer (Lee, 2002; Wong et al, 2008).

Currently, in comparison to before this attack on online "yellow" smut began, the web is already a cleaner one, but it's not completely rid of this problem.

I've heard this independently and it is completely getting rid of the chin and forehead of the phone.

Blake Farenthold, another Tea Party Republican from Texas, who voted against the fiscal cliff deal as well, and told constituents "there are several [cabinet] departments we could completely get rid of", was assailed by "birthers" for the GOP's failure to impeach President Obama.

Everything is completely fresh and the process gets rid of bacteria and gives the product a longer shelf life.

And earlier this year, University of Pennsylvania researchers announced a leukemia treatment that seems effective at obliterating leukemia cells, and was shown to completely rid patients of the cancer or at least significantly decrease their number of cancerous cells.

Garbage disposals use a lot of water to get rid of the garbage, and are completely unnecessary.

This is in contrast to homozygous rid crosses, which are completely fertile [20].

"It takes patience and perseverance, but not only does it get rid of both live lice and eggs, it's completely nontoxic and without side effects.

It could be very frustrating to think of having to get rid of every single one, but believe me, it's completely worthy it.