Sentence examples for he purges from inspiring English sources
First, he purges his sentences of metaphor and simile, preferring instead the devices of parallelism and symbolism.
By day, he toils in a Lausanne chocolate factory; by night he purges assembly-line boredom by cruising for lovers on the streets and the Internet.
Sordid copulation against a wall (and next to a guy who's urinating) provokes a maelstrom of Catholic guilt in Patrick, which he purges by hurling himself into a ruckus instigated by his sociopath pal Shovels Malone.
Miller has made what might almost be called an awards-bait exploitation film, except that he purges the material of sensationalism, and he does so in the most honest and artful way possible.
He purged nearly all of the bad contracts.
In February, he purged the force's top ranks.
But no longer was he purging — now he was "trying to gather," he said.
He purged Peng and started a campaign to root out "rightist deviation".
He purged China of the "Four Olds" — ideas, culture, customs, and habits.
On taking office in May, he purged dozens of senior officers, many of whom served the dictatorship.
He purged Mecca of idols, declared it a centre of Muslim pilgrimage, and dedicated it to God.
