Sentence examples for what removed from inspiring English sources

Just as pitheads and slagheaps have disappeared from the landscape, so have the memories of what removed them.

I wrote some of it myself, around the time of Blair's triumphant entry into Downing Street when there was so much press coverage of New Labour receptions, who was in, who was out, and we sought the secrets of the art equivalent: what was displayed (Cool Britannia), and what removed (Old England), from the walls of No 10.

Although that needle was ultimately what removed my wife's pain, I continued to associate it as the source of her agony.

Some attendees at the analyst-filled conference were unconvinced..@AmbassadorPower doesn't blame intervention for #Libya probs, but dynamics borne from repression #DefOneSummit But what removed repression?

"I'm afraid of what removing him from her life would do," Gaskill wrote.

Quite what removing the Transfer of Undertakings Protection of Employment Regulations (Tupe) regulations – already among the most minimal in Europe – would do to create jobs is a mystery.

But what's enticing about a book is also what removes it from the tech start-up universe: it affords some separation from the flow of online time, and has its own kind of tangible, spatial existence.

What is most interesting about it - no narrator, no narrative, unresolved episodes of men meeting and embracing by night, equal weight given to every pendant raindrop and creeping ant - is precisely what removes it, paradoxically, from the Venice it depicts.

In the manner of Socrates, a wise man on campus recently posed the question: "What removes youth?

This is what removes all doubt--it's the important "silver bullet".

The concept of retention forestry brings a new point of view for forest management as more emphasis is put on what is retained as opposed to what is removed during harvesting.