Sentence examples for help purged from inspiring English sources

When Hitler, with SS help, purged the SA in 1934 and reduced it to political impotence, the SS became an independent group responsible, via Himmler, to Hitler alone.

Can fasting help purge the body of toxins?

The board also hired Goldman Sachs to help purge the conflict.

Advancement would help purge memories of their winless performance at the 2006 tournament in Germany.

"A president," he later told the television interviewer Larry King, "can help purge the system of this kind of gotcha politics".

Richard Harden forecasted cutbacks as the credit crisis hits workers in financial services and other professionals, but said this might help "purge" poor-value restaurants.

'A president can help purge the system of this kind of gotcha politics," George W. Bush told Larry King late last year, defining the term as "pile-on politics".

It would be the first product aimed specifically at Main Street that is linked to the government's now-diminished Public-Private isvestmeantProgram, which is meantoto help purge these institutions of their worrisome investments.

And I will push the Texas Legislature to allow on-the-spot registration on Election Day, a change that would help purge the last infection of Jim Crowism in Waller County and the rest of Texas.

The rationales for verse recitation were many and sometimes mutually contradictory: to foster a lifelong love of literature; to preserve the finest accomplishments in the language down the generations; to boost self-confidence through a mastery of elocution; to help purge the idioms and accents of lower-class speech; to strengthen the brain through exercise; and so forth.

"We try to put them at ease, to say it is not time to pack up," said Mr. Chandler, who oversees the company's operations in this border city, where the military arrived last week to help purge drug cartel members from the police department.