Sentence examples for eradicated any from inspiring English sources

But the interior renovation had eradicated any prewar charm.

Having to put my daughter into nursery so young gave me a new purpose and eradicated any tendency to procrastinate.

He later admitted he had the virus but insisted the medication he was taking eradicated any risk of the women contracting it.

A €42 million, or about $59 million, renovation — paid for, Mr. Veen said, by the Dutch lottery, the city of Amsterdam and the surrounding province of North Holland — has eradicated any lingering morosity.

In 1985, Harris stated on German television that the war would have been brought to a speedy end, and contemporary Europe made to look quite different, had he been given 4,000 bombers for a single all-out assault that would have eradicated any will to resist.

When reporters saw a new bandage on Mrs. Bush's leg on Monday, her spokeswoman, Susan Whitson, said that in early November the first lady had a cancerous tumor removed in a procedure that eradicated any threat of the cancer spreading because it was found early.

We set out to eradicate any discriminatory practices and to restore public confidence in the State Police.

Donna Summer's music didn't eradicate any of that, but it reinforced our difference's eroticism, and its draw.

As much as anyone in the Trump Administration, Sessions seems eager to eradicate any trace of Barack Obama's tenure.

To eradicate any trace of doubt, then, Lost in Showbiz can only say: Habeas sex pestus, Myleene.

The Gulf disaster should eradicate any lingering doubt about the moral and economic imperative to overcome that obstacle.