Sentence examples for removal of something from inspiring English sources

It's about the removal of something.

I like shooting; I like getting up at 3 a.m. and getting out with the camera and getting out and filming; I like that moment in the edit room where the removal of something or the addition of something or the rearranging of something makes it better.

For it to receive an Inspiration score above 5, it should be judged to build the idea further, not just motivate the removal of something that does not work.

It is the removal of choice – something much trumpeted by successive governments – that has angered many.

The overall mood of the verb is to express the removal or absence of something.

That was their idea of the war on terrorism: the physical removal of a nuisance, something rare and extreme and isolatable.

"Most couriers have homes and families to support and we should all be able to work and do our job without the threat of instant removal of work for something outside your control.

The low point was last week's declaration by Viviane Reding, the European justice commissioner, that she was "appalled" by the removal of an ethnic group, something she "thought Europe would not have to witness again after the second world war".

The unity of this vision, and the practice of physical removal, is something Palestinians experienced years before 1967.

"Expedited removal is something a lot of people who work outside of the border are unfamiliar with.

Dudley's principal object of intrigue was the removal of William Phips as Massachusetts governor, something he did not hide from the colony's agents.