Sentence examples for eliminating everything from inspiring English sources
It assumes drastic cuts in discretionary spending, basically eliminating everything except defense.
In his masterpiece, The Descent from the Cross (c. 1435), Rogier van der Weyden focused on the drama of the scene, eliminating everything extraneous.
Perhaps the fact that they're good enough to win without eliminating everything but tennis from their lives is what makes people uneasy.
And the movie is obliged to choose only the lettuce or the cheese, eliminating everything else – the theological side, the political side.
Certainly, as a writer, I see the strength of all the arguments against tinkering with the original, not least because it would be a terrible precedent — start eliminating everything offensive in literary history, and you'll have little left.
In an article he wrote for The Wall Street Journal, Welch said he asked the board to modify his post-employment contract "by eliminating everything except the traditional office and administrative support given for decades to all retired GE chairmen and vice chairmen".
You're able to eliminate everything from the head down and still keep things physical".
The simplest ones make some assumptions what a music signal looks like, then eliminate everything else.
"They're trying to eliminate everything we've gained at the bargaining table over 50 years.
They had tried to eliminate everything and that old man brought it back".
"They can eliminate everything they want, and it will not do one thing to curb obesity," he said.
