Sentence examples for rid of a large from inspiring English sources

Fifteen years ago, Claire Shulman, the first woman to be borough president of Queens, tried to get rid of a large statue outside Borough Hall called "Civic Virtue".

If you want to get rid of a large amount of concrete, this is your best bet.

It hoped it had got rid of a large chunk of problems when it spun off Delphi in 1999 and was less responsive to its main supplier's pleas for help than was Ford (which agreed to take over some less attractive plants from Visteon).

For DoubleClick, the deal means getting rid of a unit that generated a large percentage of its operating losses, Kevin Ryan, DoubleClick's chief executive, said in an interview with Bloomberg Television.

"You get rid of a problem and gain a possibility".

Unionists say the group has been too slow to disarm and too secretive about the process; the I.R.A. maintains that it has cooperated and rid itself of a large number of weapons.

"If you can rapidly sterilise and get rid of that large population, you then get rid of an enormous source of resistance acquisition," he said.

Never attempt to get rid of an infection yourself.

Dick Poladian, a managing partner for Arthur Andersen in Los Angeles, received several angry e-mail and voice mail messages from distraught managers when he decided to get rid of their large windowed offices.

While he acknowledged getting rid of large parts of the Affordable Care Act is one of the Republicans' key goals, Obama refused to even call their latest bill a "health care bill".

"You just don't get rid of something that large without someone knowing about it".