Sentence examples for dismiss us from from inspiring English sources

"Dismiss us from the rally but not from your sight," he said.

When the Japanese attacked Pearl Harbor in 1941, although the US radar operator detected the incoming aircraft, they were dismissed as US bombers arriving from the mainland.

Our morales, therefore, forbid us from dismissing ourselves from our true heritage.

Residents were considered to be dropouts if they were dismissed from, had resigned from, or changed their speciality.

Within the next year, we discovered that Barry had, for reasons not fully explained to us, been dismissed from his position.

What makes NAN effective, what makes Rev. Sharpton effective, is that the black bourgeoisie managerial types, who are typically the ones that are quick to dismiss or segregate themselves from us regular folk, don't make up the base of followership of NAN or Rev. Sharpton.

However, the questions she is asking about the world are questions to take seriously; the novel discourages us from dismissing them as youthful preoccupations.

David Cameron has dismissed a warning from ex-US defence secretary Robert Gates that armed forces cuts would diminish the UK's military standing.

Davis summarily dismissed Hébert from his command.

Enraged, Shamir dismissed him from the cabinet.

Consequently, Charles I dismissed him from his treasurership.