Sentence examples for need to expel from inspiring English sources

But that's what being an actor is all about, that you have an energy that you need to expel and experiment with".

One of Mr Morris's contentions, remember, is that the Zionist leadership all along foresaw the need to expel the Arabs of Palestine from the areas allotted to the Jewish state under the UN's partition plan.

CT is present in ocean fish which live in a high calcium environment with the need to expel calcium.

Freshwater fish are hyperosmotic to their environment and need to expel excess water to maintain osmotic balance and, therefore, tend to produce large volumes of dilute urine.

Stay in the bent-over position for a few minutes or until the need to expel the mixture is strong.

Always keep a tissue on hand in case you need to expel the phlegm discreetly; try not to swallow any coughed up phlegm.

Burns also needs to expel intractability.

"We had a little too much energy at practice and needed to expel it somehow," Schwartz said.

Before the offensive, Ajmi had promised that the donations would be used to "buy what is needed to expel the Safavids" (a Salafist pejorative for Shiites).

Lila would speak on her own schedule, when the small, mild experiences she was accumulating finally coalesced into something she needed to expel.

You wouldn't necessarily expect a 17th century-set horror story about about Puritans and diabolical possession to be so personal but The Witch, Eggers's first film, was a demon he needed to expel.