Sentence examples for to ward them from inspiring English sources

She learned to ward them off with pacing and a glass of cold water.

When they see loiterers looking for trouble on the streets outside the pool, they swagger over to ward them off.

The trouble with these periodic Fifa haemorrhages is that Blatter and the men who do his talking for him always find enough friends to ward them off.

The threat of a malpractice suit is so intimidating to physicians that they frequently order many unnecessary tests and consultations in order to ward them off.

Psychologists say the visual stimulation provided by the computer game can reduce naturally-occurring cravings for long enough to ward them off.

But the best way to ward them off is to get institutional shareholders involved.British companies have been required to hold an advisory vote on pay since 2002, and this has helped defuse the hostility between shareholders and managers.

You will not have much of a pest problem throughout the majority of the growing period, but if you notice any pests once the weather warms up, use a non-hazardous pesticide to kill or ward them off.

Seasonal sniffles Colds and flu are a common sign of winter, and unfortunately there's little you can do to ward against them.

This may help ward them away.

The main data collected were those relating to patients' respiratory function (e.g., arterial blood gases, respiratory rate (RR), dyspnea) on arrival at the ED and at the time of the decision to admit them to ward or discharge them home (for fuller details see the IRYSS-COPD Study [ 16]).

They might be better served by courses teaching them to ward off the one question that will rain upon them throughout their stay in the country: why don't you do more to project the "soft image" of Pakistan?