Sentence examples for starting to remove from inspiring English sources

People are not spending gaily, but they are starting to remove money from risk-free havens and invest it again.

Some items had already been taken to Damascus, and Russian army experts are now starting to remove the mines from the site, an operation that may take months.

Commanders said last winter that they were starting to remove most Russian troops from Chechnya but the withdrawal was suspended after only a relative handful had left.

The interior minister, Falah al-Naqib, also appeared before the National Assembly on Tuesday and said the government was starting to remove police officers deemed to be bad workers.

The Guardian, Daily Mail and BBC complained about the search engine implementing a ruling made in May by Europe's highest court, the European court of justice, by starting to remove links to some pages when searches are made against particular names.

In a briefing by video for Pentagon reporters on Friday, Maj. Gen. Rick Lynch, commander of the Third Infantry Division in Iraq, warned against starting to remove American troops later this year, an idea favored by many Democrats and endorsed this week by Senator John W. Warner, Republican of Virginia.

I started to remove them from the drawers.

"Yes, you guessed it, now we start to remove our clothing, for you alone.

The downside, though, is that it does start to remove some of the mystery of performance.

Best of all, the nurses and attendants started to remove the corpses.

As the plane was making its landing, one of the passengers started to remove his luggage.