Sentence examples for should be eliminated from from inspiring English sources

He should be eliminated from the Olympics".

The independence movement "should be eliminated from its leadership down to its roots".

"Anybody who talks about the Baath Party should be eliminated from the political process".

Soft drinks should be eliminated from schools to help tackle the nation's obesity epidemic, the American Academy of Pediatrics says.

He campaigned vigorously against smoking in public spaces, saying that tobacco should be eliminated from American society by 2000.

In the first installment, we asked readers to propose a single English word that should be eliminated from the language.

Exposure to pesticides that irritate the lungs has been identified as an asthma trigger -- one that can and should be eliminated from school sites.

The New Yorker has done a very unscientific survey to find the word that should be eliminated from the English language.

Last week, we wondered which single word should be eliminated from the English language and readers complied, serving up, for the most part, one word per.

If this is such a problem, don't you think counterfeit videodiscs should be eliminated from our own streets before we condemn others for selling them?

He goes on to discuss the expressions: "What's up?" and "What's new?" He thinks all of them should be eliminated from the American language.