Sentence examples for take away precious from inspiring English sources

The bombing in Baghdad last year did more than take away precious lives -- it wounded humanitarian efforts the world over.

That Obama felt the need to inject himself into this non-story and take away precious presidential time from pressing economic and health care matters is beyond belief.

"As soon as the Trump administration sits down and starts to read the science, and gets together with the proper autism groups," Pisani said, "they're going to come to realize the science is in on this issue and that focusing on vaccines will only take away precious resources that should be allocated to promising autism science".

If you're keeping someone waiting, or you're in the middle of something relatively important, it doesn't mean you can't be polite with the caller, but it also means you can't let the call take away precious time.

But some think taking away precious parking goes too far.

Some dealers say participation takes away precious time from the galleries, hours that could be spent tracking down important art works, nurturing clients and researching paintings.

Prince understands the Pistons were likely fated to flail, given the coaching change, some young players getting time and the shortened preseason taking away precious practices to prepare for the year.

Intensifying that loss by taking away precious hours with their parent, or making visits unnecessarily uncomfortable, will only punish the children.

But they couldn't take away the precious moments that we stole from them.

"Don't take away the precious wreck of chaos we are in," Oneida sings on its new album, "Secret Wars" (Jagjaguwar): watchwords, if we're lucky, for New York rock beyond revivalism.

The President will revoke the Second Amendment and take away your precious guns.