Sentence examples for remove the sun from inspiring English sources

Leeds is the 28th university nationwide to remove "The Sun" from sale in shops on campus.

Leeds joined 29 other university campuses that have chosen to remove the Sun from sale (the most recent being Staffordshire), deeming it too offensive for the general consumption of its students.

Much as this sector of students might be giving itself a pat on the back for exercising their right to remove the Sun from sale, it is too easy a choice and demonstrates a refusal to engage with the world that lies beyond the bubble of a university campus.

Before putting her jacket back on, Lucas called on Ed Vaizey, the minister for culture, communication and the creative industries, to support her in a campaign to remove the Sun from the Houses of Parliament until the images of topless women are removed from the paper.

For what concerns the observed time delay between the temperature and the magnetic signals, we notice that this time delay is observed on the magnetic field ASM VFM discrepancy after having removed the Sun-driven disturbance field from vector magnetic measurements, so that the long delay could be not surprising.

The agreement called for Macedonia to remove the 16-ray Sun or Star of Verghina a symbol of the ancient Macedonian royal family that Greece had claimed as a national symbol from its flag and to renounce all territorial claims on Greek Macedonia in return for Greece's termination of the embargo.

Remember to remove if the sun does come out – no one likes overheating.

He said that during his stint as ambassador he hoped that the two countries would "remove the clouds to see the sun," as an ancient Chinese saying goes.

The results for ripe, freeze dried cacao beans (shown here for comparison), for field processed lavado cacao beans that were sun dried and for cacao beans that had undergone various amounts for intentional fermentation are shown in Figure 4. Lavado beans are beans that have been removed from pods, hand washed in water (lavar in Spanish means "to wash") to remove the surrounding pulp and sun dried.

It's an old parable, the wind and the sun competing to remove the coat from the back of the traveller; and one the government fails to grasp.

Fresh leaves of A. indica were collected from a mature neem tree in Agartala, Tripura and washed several times with water to remove the dust particles and then sun dried to remove the residual moisture and grinded to form powder.