Sentence examples for need to take down from inspiring English sources

"The citizens of this area don't believe that we need to take down the tower," Ms. Hower said.

We say they need to take down the (handful of) porn torrent sites, which give teenagers free, easy access to hardcore scenes – scenes whose copyright has been stolen from the producers.

His need to take down Hannibal, however, fuelled by his professional embarrassment and a desire to give his wife everything and more, leads him right down the path of death.

In his futuristic vision college students won't need to take down what they hear or see scrawled on a chalkboard.

Instead of keeping it surface and light with paradoxical Instagram images, we need to take down this shame curtain by being open, honest, and kind with each other.

The court order which stated that the protesters need to take down the tents because they didn't qualify as "free speech"—just highlights exactly what the issue is.

"We took down on either side of it what we needed to take down so the settlers would have safe passage," an army spokesman said.

Rather than tidy before-and-after images, it's far more shocking to see the amount of work needed to take down a building, and the sprawl of material contained in its walls.

Sam Smethers, chief executive of the Fawcett Society, which campaigns for gender equality, said employers needed to take down barriers that prevented women from progressing and maintain the pipeline of talent.

In a rare moment of agreement, members of the House Judiciary Committee from both major political parties agreed that Facebook needed to take down Pages that bullied shooting survivors or called for more violence.

Conventional hand instruments may be used for cases requiring significant bony removal, but the greater force needed to take down thick bone can result in poorly controlled movements that risk injury.