Sentence examples for remove troubles from inspiring English sources

Almost all Hindus dedicate time and energy to rituals designed to obtain prosperity or to remove troubles, to advance their careers, to advance their children's education and careers, or to protect their families from ill health.

A number of teams, including the Denver Broncos and the Giants, either removed troubled players from their draft boards or dropped them significantly in their rankings.

Today, most babies come in against their mothers' wills, removed from troubled homes by social workers.

First she brushes on powder-outlines, since mistakes can be removed without trouble; then she fills in with the eyebrow pencil.

Diefenbaker initially beat back attempts to remove him without trouble.

If he or she is having trouble, remove clutter or buy a ramp, stool, or pet staircase so he or she can reach these places.

Amazon eliminating these troubles could remove one of the last big selling points for brick-and-mortar retailers.

He cast himself as the square-jawed dandy who, at the beginning of his first film, "Un Chien Andalou" (1929), impassively draws a straight razor across the eyeball of a compliant young woman without troubling to remove the cigarette from his mouth.

If someone has gone to a great deal of trouble to remove her online presence, it was probably for good reason.

Don't go to the trouble to remove an odor from an area if its cause is still present, making more.

But also be very alert to your surroundings, stay in well-populated areas, preferably never travel alone, and if something doesn't feel right to you, quickly remove yourself from potential trouble.