Sentence examples similar to get rid of refuse from inspiring English sources

This is in reference to your joke about subway garbage, how in the 1960s in New York City someone supposedly decided the best way to get rid of his refuse was to gift-wrap it and leave it on a train.

They say the U.S. Forest Service, which owns the land on which the cabins sat, had been eager to get rid of them -- and could refuse permission to rebuild.

The office angrily demands Michael get rid of Luke, but he refuses.

Some female readers are concerned that men might be engaged in a sinister Stepford plot to get rid of uppity alpha women by refusing to mate with them and pass down their genes to their daughters.

When Gandhi was trying to help the people of India get rid of the British colonizers, who refused to leave India, he would use the Hunger Strike as a means of protest to force the British to negotiate with him, when they would refuse to meet.

Employers and recruitment agencies can simply get rid of those who speak out, or refuse to rehire them when their contracts end.

I refuse to get rid of them, because imagine having to buy them all over again?

The only thing piled higher than the laundry is my stack of partially-flipped-through catalogs that I refuse to get rid of.

Instead, I guilt-tripped my kindhearted friends into schlepping the secondhand rowing machine I steadfastly refuse to get rid of down two flights of stairs.

Mr. Couturier refuses to get rid of it.

Six months later Tory MPs, fearful for their seats, got rid of Thatcher because she refused to get rid of the policy.