Sentence examples for may rid from inspiring English sources

Antibiotics may rid the colon not only of harmful bacteria, but also of the beneficial ones that normally live there.

Spain's folklore festivals may rid themselves of medieval depictions of Muhammad and the Deutsche Oper in Berlin may cancel a production for fear of Islamist reprisals.

Designer antibodies may rid body of AIDS virus.

Pope Benedict has the opportunity right now to start a cleansing process that may rid his Church of the stink that seeps into every parish throughout the world?

Even though their differences were profound, Erasmus opposed suppressing Luther's writings: "By burning Luther's books you may rid your bookshelves of him, but you will not rid men's minds of him".

In addition, sleeping may rid you of any sick feeling you may have.

Spraying a fungicide may help rid the plant of disease, especially if it is only mildew, but a fungicide may or may not work against rust.

"I may not have the opportunity to do that -- they may get rid of me.

Some cattle may get rid of the infection within a few months, while others may remain infected for life, thereby transmitting the disease at subsequent parturitions [ 8, 65].

Some people may get rid of their car or downgrade their coverage but sales of our products are fairly resilient".

But four dead men were fired for absenteeism, and the bosses may get rid of a few live ones too.