Sentence examples for rid of a problem from inspiring English sources

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

When you get rid of a problem or a bad habit, you will be left with free time.

Pakistan's military government has been attempting to get rid of a problem it believes has grown out of control.

What may bring Christie down is his own sense that his importance — to the state, the nation, the solar system — is such that he can get rid of a problem just by saying that certain people aren't really his friends.

"Selling DKNY is a way to get rid of a problem at a time when the market is tough and luxury companies would be right to show less leniency with underperforming businesses," said Luca Solca, an analyst at Exane BNP Paribas.

Laicization (the ecclesiastical process by which a priest is made not a priest) accomplishes one thing alone: it allows for a diocese, or order, to get rid of a problem priest.

"The only motive we can think of is just the obvious one of a manager trying to get rid of a nettlesome problem".

At the start of Act II Sparafucile, who is seen having a drink late at night in a near-empty hotel lounge, vaguely offers his services to Rigoletto, who asks him, "You a crook?" Sparafucile answers, "I'm a guy who can get rid of a big problem for a small fee".

The best combination of methods is to use preventatives like netting and bird strips as well as traps to get rid of a pigeon problem.

The classic way to get rid of a past-misbehavior problem is to turn it into an inspiring story about sin and redemption.

She told the show that she wanted to lose 70 pounds, in order to get rid of a bunch of obesity-related health problems she has, and because other kids were picking on her so much, she'd been forced to drop out of school.