Sentence examples for got rid of by from inspiring English sources

Listening to accounts of torture over many hours led her to the conviction, which she voiced at the time, that Saddam should be got rid of 'by any means possible'.

Then I realised that it's one of many examples of Platonov's way of literally realising a metaphor or political cliché; the official directive is to "liquidate" the peasants – and this unfamiliar word is interpreted as meaning that they must be got rid of by means of water.

After this, the solvent is no longer needed and is gotten rid of by evaporation, penetration or heat polymerization.

Buddy is given to homilies like "Temper is one thing we never get rid of by losing it".

"At one point Major Clanger invents a plastic-making machine and they're being overwhelmed by plastic objects filling their living space, which they can only get rid of by stuffing them into the Froglets' magic bucket.

You will start to see what you wear regularly, what you can alter in some way to suit you better, and what you can get rid of by giving it away or selling it".

Get rid of, by the way, means to remove something you don't want.

And in any case the offending feature of Deutsch-Politzer can be gotten rid of by the following trick.

So it is not surprising to find solutions (equilibria or periodic solutions) in Fix , since those fusion solutions cannot be gotten rid of by perturbation.

Have you ever posted something on Craigslist and ended with "must get rid of by the end of the week"?

The consequence is that we would be penalized with having much more CO2 in the atmosphere than anticipated, because the CO2 that we thought we had gotten rid of by sequestration would come leaking back out of the deep ocean.