Sentence examples for having to remove from inspiring English sources

During her trip, she said, she underwent multiple security checks, including having to remove her shoes.

You can hear what people are saying without having to remove the headphones.

Buses are packed - and police are having to remove some passengers by force.

Military personnel in uniform can pass through security without having to remove their shoes.

If he and BW remain locked in dispute, he risks having to remove his boat from the canal.

Evolv says the system can scan 800 people an hour, without anyone having to remove their keys, coins or cellphones.

"Or there may be leaking fuel storage tanks buried underground that you may end up having to remove".

They now fold in one motion, with just one pull, without having to remove or adjust the head restraints.

Having to remove the dressing to assess whether the burn is infected is a painful process and can cause scarring or severe trauma in children.

But what if it regards the upheaval of having to remove Trident submarines from Scotland as an unacceptable dilution of European, and hence French, security?

It is not laziness that makes travelers want to circumvent the rule, which is right up there with having to remove shoes as a checkpoint irritations.