Sentence examples for weeding of from inspiring English sources

The book's most forceful entry, "Truckin' for the Future," is an impassioned 1996 piece for The New Yorker about the San Francisco Public Library's "weeding" of its collections.

It said that there would be a new performance management system that would see a routine "weeding" of the content online and that there will be "very clear and demanding criteria" for justifying new activity.

Organizers here at the main office of a radical group, the Islamic Youth Movement, conceded that they needed to do extensive weeding of applicants before anyone really became a holy warrior.

Most of them express no regrets, although Nicholson Baker, who wrote an entire book protesting the "weeding" of books and periodicals from American libraries, still mourns the collection of science fiction paperbacks he discarded in his youth.

We are busy collecting its seed at the moment (though the soil is thick with self-sown seed, so I think collecting them is a bit of an indulgence. I think we will be doing a lot of weeding of seedlings in the next few weeks).

He also had a scandalously inexperienced minister of defense and an army unprepared for the manual weeding of guerilla rocket launchers lurking amid a dense civilian population.

The weeds of sustainability reporting.

He had seen enough weeds in his life -- weeds of discrimination, weeds of disappointment.

"I have plenty of weeds of my own".

Chickweed, species of small-leaved weeds of the pink, or carnation, family (Caryophyllaceae).

No meandering weeds of ideas grow in each season's fashion patch.