Sentence examples for divest you from inspiring English sources

"You bring your money here, learn about the game, and I divest you of your money".

That's right, women: not only are you foolishly allowing doctors to divest you of your ability to give birth, but you soon won't even love the few kids you manage to produce.

In Paris, once you are inducted into the fraternity of geniuses, no one is all that quick to divest you of your membership card, as anyone who has followed the fashion world's devotion to John Galliano can attest.

'"Why should one of our most trusted museums divest?," you may ask.

Speaking at the debate, Omi said it was up to individual investors to start lobbying pension fund providers, "we literally can't divest for you unless you tell us to".

If so, let those investment companies know you object and tell them you would like the fund to divest or you'll shift your account to a socially responsible investment fund.

Now that could be as easy as you divest of what's in your pockets, you open your purse, you put your cell phone on a tray.

You see the job creation, you see the economic revolution, you see the power when you divest your money from white-owned, racist corporations, and invest it back into black-owned businesses.

"Would you divest one of your children?" he asked.

"Coal is not making money, not talking to you, there's no turn around strategy and there's an international climate conversation of which they want no part – so you divest".

Would you divest yourself of that frightful dinner jacket?" For Douglas, the troublemaking head of the family in Lanford Wilson's memory play "Lemon Sky," which closed Saturday at the Harold Clurman Theater, it apparently isn't enough to blight his son's life just once, or confine his cruelties to his biological family.