Sentence examples for from any need from inspiring English sources

I further discover that I would remember people's names because it relieved me from any need to think about them.

A reprieve for a moment from any need for speech, while he idled, backed to give it room, then maneuvered into the fairly narrow spot.

The resulting freedom from any need to import oil from overseas is what has led some analysts to herald a coming age of energy independence.

In this context, when I think about why I call myself "English" rather than "British" – and I always do, from habit and instinct more than from any need to make a statement – it is the places I think about.

In April, a lawyer for Goldman, William G. Farrar of Sullivan & Cromwell, asked the S.E.C. to issue an order exempting the company from any need to file with the commission.

Houses will be designed and built apart from any need to satisfy our taste for beauty, and representational art will be produced in order to provide visual information.

A life lived according to nature requires only the bare necessities required for existence, and one can become free by unshackling oneself from any needs which are the result of convention.

That may not quite be the case for the 26-year-old France international Dimitri Payet, though he has made a fine start to this campaign, but it definitely could be for Thauvin, the 19-year-old defender Benjamin Mendy and the 20-year-old midfielder Gianelli Imbula, whose acquisition from Guingamp removed any need to pay Joey Barton's wages again.

This way, the programs can be used directly from a webbrowser, without any need for programming skills or installation of tools on the part of the user.

Fuses are available in a wide variety of characteristics to suit almost any need, from slow-blow glass control fuses, to high-speed semiconductor fuses, to medium-voltage fuses for motor circuits or transformer protection.

The tap water quality refers to the supply of drinking water by Yobe State Water Corporation YSWCC) with high quality for human consumption, the water should be free from pollutants, and it should be odorless, tasteless, colorless, and directly drinkable from the tap without any need for further treatment.