Sentence examples for he would cull from inspiring English sources
He would "cull corporations" after they have served their purpose.
At the "21" Club, when H. Peter Kriendler was one of the owners, he would cull famous but aging wines from the restaurant's collection and offer them at $100 a bottle regardless of vintage or provenance.
At the peak of his fame Huberman cancelled his concert dates and reset his course to single-mindedly devote himself to a vision: he would cull the best of Europe's musicians, tossed out of work by the Nazis, and invite them to Palestine to form the orchestra which would become the Israel Philharmonic.
Declaring he'd cull up to 100 brands — many of which he'd acquired and developed — P&G CEO A.G. Lafley launches a "game changer" profoundly different than what he championed in his eponymous 2008 bestseller.
I'm not sure he meant to... [Paterson] would cull wind turbine faster than he can cull badgers.
In an interview this month, Mr Davey said: "I've had Owen Paterson making noises against wind, and you know that's not what the agreed coalition position is…Owen Paterson would cull wind turbines faster than he can cull badgers," he said, referring to the Environment Secretary's involvement in the highly-controversial badger culling programme.
Mr. O'Neill said the lab would cull paid subjects from across the region.
Mr. Santorum said he opposed free screenings for birth defects under President Obama's health care law because they would encourage more women to have abortions, which would "cull the ranks of the disabled in our society".
But with Turkey now considering a bill that would cull Istanbul's estimated 150,000 stray cats and dogs, I may well change my mind.
Caterpillar, which has been hurt by falling orders for construction and mining machinery, said Monday morning that it would cull 20,000 workers through layoffs and buyouts.
Trump has alleged that safety net programs create a welfare state that pull people out of the workforce, and his budget would cull these programs back.
