Sentence examples for urge to remove from inspiring English sources

The carpets are beige – I feel an urge to remove my shoes; the walls white; each picture, each object, has its place; a cleaner is doing her weekly rounds – young, dark-haired, Spanish perhaps, the most beautiful cleaner you have ever seen.

The overpowering urge to remove dictators from power was driven to a large extent by that same desire for dignity and self-esteem.

Although patient satisfaction is high as reported by Hernandez-Alfaro et al. [14], it has been noted by the orthodontists treating some of these patients that there is an urge to remove the orthodontic appliances very soon after orthognathic surgery.

Ministers have been urged to remove foreign students from net migration statistics to allow the UK to continue to expand its share of the lucrative overseas student market.

Plaid Cymru has been urged to remove its general election candidate for Ceredigion over claims that he once compared some English-born residents of rural Wales to Nazis.

People were urged to remove loose objects that could be blown around by high winds.

Urged to remove the sign after acquiring Barney's, Held dug in his heels, despite prolonged picketing and other protests.

In the interest of all their reputations, I urge you to remove the stigma of association with a cult.

Mr. Kanaan of the International Monetary Fund said his report would urge Israel to remove impediments to public and private Palestinian investment in the 60 percent of the West Bank currently under strict Israeli control.

As exhortations to the rank and file go, "I urge you to remove the first four lines of the first amendment, and the last four of the second," is not the most inspiring.

We, the undersigned, urge you to remove him with immediate effect as a result of his poor performance in the role, and his legacy in the region as a whole.