Sentence examples for remove us from from inspiring English sources
They remove us from our surroundings.
Some politicians may physically remove us from public spaces – our spaces – and, physically, they may succeed.
Papandreou also touched on yesterday's tragic scenes: Neither stones, nor violence will remove us from (EU) supervision.
It makes no sense to forcibly remove us from it to put us in an expensive pile of bricks and mortar.
"The government never had the right to remove us from the land of our families and our ancestors," Ms. Monroy, 47, said.
No referendum can remove us from an international banking system that has welded one country's fortunes to another's through a complex chain of lending and borrowing across borders, a distant echo of the moral obligations binding one human to another.
They were forced to not remove us [from the elections] in Moscow and the Moscow region," he told the Guardian.
Her gaze removes us from the room.
Most of us are in our 50s, which essentially removes us from the construction-trades job market.
"Removing us from the ground will mean new security breaches in areas that have been secured for months.
This is because, until now, nothing has happened in my generation that has removed us from our solipsism.
