Sentence examples for was to remove all from inspiring English sources

The writer's first task was to remove all the stones from the fields.

Giorgos Kaminis, mayor of Athens, said his goal was to remove all cars from the city centre.

A common practice with earlier, low resolution Digital Elevation Models (DEMs) was to remove all depressions to ensure that water flowed continuously to the edge of the DEM domain.

Haffner's original proposal – developed with the Workers' Youth League (AUF), which has held its summer camps on the island for the last 60 years – was to remove all trace of the existing buildings and erect new ones.

One of the first steps was to remove all the radiators, as well as the gas stove; the fireplaces; most of the lighting, which wasn't energy efficient; the windows, which weren't insulated; and all the inefficient plumbing fixtures.

The first thing they did was to remove all doctors' offices and co-locate the doctors with the medical assistants and nursing staff — a move that was not necessarily a physician satisfier but a huge step forward in building clear communication channels among the staff.

Either way, the only solution I can think of is to remove all the sticky paint by scraping or using a remover and then prime and repaint.

It is one of several trails that is free of stiles and the aim is to remove all of them.

The best way to help everyone concerned is to remove all government barriers to freedom in higher education and abolish taxation in the name of higher education.

The idea is to remove all existent capacitances of an inductor, as it is in the planar inductor, and add controllable capacitor in parallel with pure inductor.

The purpose of pulmonary metastasectomy is to remove all known remaining cancer with the purpose of cure or to lengthen survival.