Sentence examples for that took away from inspiring English sources

To Gilbride, a shift in defenses that took away intermediate patterns has opened up downfield strikes.

Then came two operations and radiation therapy that took away his hair.

Now Mr. Smith says the Republican coup that took away his job was "illegal and unlawful".

Officers in civilian clothes put both in the van that took away the man, who wore a grey hooded top.

Any law that took away platforms' discretion over content removals would, per the cases so far, violate the companies' First Amendment rights.

The A.F.L-C.I.O., for example, saw them as an economic fifth column that took away union jobs and depressed wages.

There were some officiating issues, a major foul missed on Seattle's goal and a minor foul that took away LA's go ahead goal.

Consider the empty nature of many of the administration's NSA reforms or the police weapons ban reform that took away weapons police were no longer accumulating.

It was forced to close in 1970, a casualty of the same integration battle that took away Robert E. Lee's Rebel flag.

The party that took away child benefit for families with more than two children, unless the mother could prove she was raped?

"I would be very cautious of anything that took away from curriculum time," said Ms. Stohr, who has two children at the school.