Sentence examples for we should banish from inspiring English sources
We should banish for good the language of national honor and credibility and humiliation, and replace it with the language of common sense and self-interest and sanity.
For the sake of one last New Year's list (a fixture Emily Nussbaum argues we should banish in 2014), I've zoomed out a few strata further, and have considered some of the criminal-justice themes and crime-related subplots that not only defined the past twelve months but look likely to mark the year ahead: 1. Tales of stopping stop-and-frisk.
There are some academics within our own ranks that, despite their myriad of degrees, ignorantly believe we should banish or greatly curtail our athletic programs as if to say our victories on the field or court have played no role in funding academic excellence at our school.
Now we are getting snapshots of Bales; neither set should banish the other.
Adjusting the throttle cable did not cure this; Honda said that recalibrating this bike's electronic engine control should banish the annoyance.
If you're envisioning airplane cabin advertising, you probably should banish any old images of battered subway cars with posters for bunion doctors and lawyers seeking accident victims.
Their fumbled defence of that title this season has led to doubts about their desire but King said this performance should banish those.
Allowing more evidence to be used in court should banish the need for such unjust quick fixes.The danger is that new measures will be used as complements, not alternatives, to repression.
In fact you should banish the word digital as an entirely redundant word.
First, it should banish some of the trolls spewing racism, sexism and homophobia.
