Sentence examples for needed to rid from inspiring English sources

They needed to rid themselves of one more distraction in their always complicated world.

But the agreement did not prohibit the discharges from the Ashokan Reservoir, which the city says are needed to rid the reservoir of sediment and other materials stirred up by rains after storms.

If you needed to rid your camp of badgers, you bred one long, thin dog to another until you had a dachshund, which could go down a badger hole.

A radical shift in the culture of the NHS is needed to rid it of outdated working practices, cure it of widespread bullying and heal the damaging rift between managers and clinicians, the head of its official regulator has warned.

They told the grocer that they needed to rid their cupboards of mice, the druggist that they wanted something to quiet the bark of a stray dog, or the hardware-store clerk that they required something for killing minks.

Announcing his decision to drop out of the leadership race, he warned that the party needed to rid itself of the old, socially judgmental attitudes of what he dubbed the "Tory Taliban".

The Senate needs to rid itself of Mr. Monserrate.

And we need to rid ourselves of that.

So we need to rid ourselves of such doom.

They need to rid themselves of their reputation as the party of enraged white males.

When it says it wants to remove the pus, the JSA may need to rid the sport of itself.