Sentence examples for need to banish from inspiring English sources

After that, God didn't need to banish him.

But no need to banish that bough of holly.

Even with his captain, Wenger said, there was a need to banish fear.

In that light the truly pressing issues are the need to banish the hereditary principle, and to ensure the appointments process is clean.

And Chaitanya, dressed in her favorite full-length festival dress made of a shimmery golden fabric, walked confidently up to the president of the United States this morning for the last dose of medicine she would need to banish the disease.

I also don't need to banish it.

Noting that "anxiety builds," he reminded himself that he needed to "banish negative thoughts".

*** Johnson needed to banish the weather in order to get his work done; JMW Turner could not begin his work without it.

California's Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation ceded modest reforms: more evidence of gang activity would be needed to banish an inmate to the SHU, and a four-year step-down programme to leave solitary confinement without snitching was introduced.

But after they closed out the victory that they needed to banish the spectre of relegation, there was an uplifting spin-off story regarding Harper, whose contract will expire in the summer and not be renewed.

When Kushner begins writing, he jokes about needing to banish his "inner John Simon," the voice of the acerbic theatre critic of New York, whom he imagines saying, "You're completely terrible and everything you write is shit".