Sentence examples for i rid myself from inspiring English sources

"I rid myself of everything," she said.

Eventually I rid myself of Nokia and got an Android acting upon a moral imperative.

How do I rid myself of PTSD?" Her answer was a huge epiphany.

As I sacrifice a weekend visit with my children in order to partake in this holy celebration, I rid myself of any thoughts of insecurity, inadequacy, and fear, and confidently immerse in the foundation of living water; leaving behind old things and embracing all that is new, and as Jesus once did, I accept in faith the path laid out before me.

The song has drifted through my head for the best part of those 15 years, stumbling around my inner sanctum like Banquo at the feast, arriving at moments when I thought I'd rid myself of the thing.

Why does this scare me?' As a theme in my life, I've always looked at how I can rid myself of shame, so I definitely saw this character as a way to get rid of shame about getting older.

I no longer feel that I must rid myself of my anger in order to take action.

"I like Henry very much and respect him, though I cannot rid myself of the fear that he says one sort of thing to me and another sort of thing to, say, Bill Buckley," he writes in 1969.

12.35pm It is lunch here at Trent Bridge and I cannot rid myself of the creeping feeling that I'm in the wrong place, writes David Hopps.

I cannot rid myself of the contradictory feeling that somehow I'm letting Russell down by breakfasting with the men who are about to hang him.

So when I found out that something called the Haunted Antiques Paranormal Research Center had opened in my hometown of Hinckley in Leicestershire, I decided to book a visit to see if I could rid myself of my hypocrisy and make myself a full believer.