Sentence examples for trouble to remove from inspiring English sources

Don't go to the trouble to remove an odor from an area if its cause is still present, making more.

If someone has gone to a great deal of trouble to remove her online presence, it was probably for good reason.

He cast himself as the square-jawed dandy who, at the beginning of his first film, "Un Chien Andalou" (1929), impassively draws a straight razor across the eyeball of a compliant young woman without troubling to remove the cigarette from his mouth.

The second way to escape trouble is to remove oneself.

The smaller pieces help reduce cooking time and save you the trouble of having to remove the shell.

To keep its riders out of trouble, Slipstream is attempting to remove most temptations and opportunities for doping.

If you are really fed up with some of your characters, Trouble might be persuaded to remove one of them from the scene.

After eight years of pain, vomiting, and trouble breathing, the choice to remove the band should have been easy.

Almost all Hindus dedicate time and energy to rituals designed to obtain prosperity or to remove troubles, to advance their careers, to advance their children's education and careers, or to protect their families from ill health.

The real trouble began during a procedure to remove the chemicals in November.

Block residents were also troubled because it took years to remove graffiti from the facade.