Sentence examples for made to rid from inspiring English sources

This is not the first time that attempts have been made to rid football of the word.

"Increased efforts should be made to rid seabird colonies of invasive species, reduce bycatch in fisheries or the ensnaring of birds in fish nets, and setting up conservation areas".

The dwindling crowds at Aryan Nations events, and plans to build the center, indicate just how much progress has been made to rid the area of the group's racist views, Mr. Stewart and others say.

Those who have followed the workings of Millwall far more closely than this observer talked of the genuine, strenuous efforts made to rid themselves of the troublemakers who attach themselves to the club.

Surely the State Department is aware that Iraqi Prime Minister Nouri al -Maliki has made his intention perfectly clear: to rid the MEK from Iraqi soil.

There were a few days in the first weeks after the election where there was a new law being overturned every day, or a new law being made to get rid of an old bill.

Attempts have been made to get rid of his interference but nothing works.

Photograph: Zoe Williams 12.00pm GMT Not quite the Great British Bake Off These are some cakes I made to get rid of the ready coloured fondant icing.

But the United States administration has been at pains to stress that the deal it has made to get rid of the bases has not made it any more resigned than it was before to the existence of a communist state in the western hemisphere.

There are certain cleaners, like 'goo-gone', which are made to get rid of the sticky glue left over from labels and other things on fabric and objects.

After that, put up the outside walls so nobody can get in easily (please note: This is sort of a trick so make it look like it's a real storehouse, it is made to get rid of people who want to steal from you) Make the door so it only opens with a switch (optional) so it's harder to get in.