Sentence examples for ridding of from inspiring English sources
I reminded Ridding of the short-lived Japanese purchase of Rockefeller Center in the late nineteen-eighties and asked him, gently, if this wasn't another "trophy property" purchase.
This ritual act, in which an exorcist (mashmashu one who casts out demonic powers participated, symbolized the ridding of the community of the powers of chaos.
Frederick Douglass was appalled by the support emigration agents seemed to be receiving among black Washingtonians, writing in his newspaper that even a small number of voluntary emigrants helped vindicate white colonizationists "who have made the ridding of the country of negroes, the object of long years of unwearied but vain exertion".
We experienced this fleetingly in the aftermath of 9/11, and with various natural disasters and in the pride of the ridding of Bin Laden.
After developing his approach and ridding of his naive view of abstract art, series full of visual depth, mysterious nooks and crannies, beautiful, bright eruptions (amongst many other things) were born.
One only has to look at Catholic women wearing uncomfortable stilettos, under legs they spent time, money, and pain ridding of hair before wearing skirt suits that help them look just the right balance of feminine and formal.
