Sentence examples for something to remove from inspiring English sources

The Mets had to do something to remove the bitter taste of last season's collapse.

When the king asked him to do something to remove this annoyance permanently, Hua Tuo said he would have to cut into the royal skull.

"The purpose of this action was to do something to remove that barricade because it's dangerous," said Begay, a Tesuque Pueblo and Diné who has been at the Standing Rock encampments since September.

The two concepts might end up together in a category constructed with the goal of finding something to remove paint.

A millennium hence, about a fifth of my ton will still be in the atmosphere causing climate change, unless humanity does something to remove it.

"[W]e shall have done something to enable the farmer to raise two blades of grass instead of one; something for every owner of land; something for all who desire to own land; something for cheap scientific education; something for every man who loves intelligence and not ignorance... something to remove the last vestiges of pauperism from our land".

If the cloth snags, use a paint scraper or something similar to remove, then wipe down the griddle with peanut oil.

The public has more faith in Labour and Lib Dems in the running of the NHS, and given that his election motto that the NHS is safe in his hands is now under serious threat, he needs to do something serious to remove the unnecessary radicalisation of an NHS which is not only loved by the public but is at the present time not considered a problem area like the economy is.

If Manchester City wanted to send an ominous message that it will take something special to remove their status as Premier League champions, Sergio Aguero took 23 seconds to deliver it.

Dust it with a brush or something light to remove the dirt.

Usually a thorn, like a splinter, is something you want to remove, with tweezers, or maybe a sterilized needle, but this thorn was something we wanted desperately to insert.