Sentence examples for being rid of him from inspiring English sources

Damon's plight is an interesting one, as Tom Gage writes in The Detroit News, because he really likes playing for the Tigers, but they are going nowhere and could benefit from being rid of him, and Damon really no longer likes the Red Sox.

They couldn't wait to be rid of him.

Foster homes were glad to be rid of him.

They are truly glad to be rid of him.

Rubio will pass, just so his professors can be rid of him.

There were personal, philosophical and commercial reasons to be rid of him.

He said he hated Saddam Hussein and now was rid of him.

A sizable portion of the country wants to be rid of him and suspects he is unworthy of his office.

Worn down and impatient to be rid of him, Sue finally allows Mike to put his hand on her behind.

Having participated in illegal operations, Bourne is a menace to the C.I.A., which has no further use for him and would like to be rid of him.

But Tebow won a lot of games for the Broncos, and Elway was apparently happy to be rid of him — and not all of that was about football.