Sentence examples for when it comes to removing from inspiring English sources
WHEN it comes to removing back hair, "each option has its own set of pros and cons," said Dr. Andrew Alexis, an assistant professor of dermatology at Columbia University College of Physicians and Surgeons.
When it comes to removing even the tiniest bit of urushiol from the hands or anywhere else on the body, there is a lot of conflicting advice.
When it comes to removing priests who have sexually abused minors from active ministry, if not from priestly status, the revised norms probably give each bishop even more authority than the original ones gave them.
Energy dissipation systems in civil engineering structures are sought when it comes to removing unwanted energy such as earthquake and wind.
Rudd is clearly pushing internet companies to do more and do it quicker when it comes to removing extremist content.
There have been efforts in the past when it comes to removing terrorist content and hate speech.
That they used to try to fool the public when it came to removing DDT, asbestos, PCBs and many other toxic chemicals.
When it came to removing eye makeup this balm performed the best -- only requiring a couple of circular sweeps around lashes before mascara melted away in defeat.
The former Nickelodeon star likely had the surgery done at the same time as her second rhinoplasty; however, a source told RadarOnline that Bynes' surgeons encountered some complications when it came to removing her implants.
Funny enough, if the Democrats' passion was now the world (not just America anymore), they had a short memory for the antiwar and anti-American protests they bumped into during their conference-jet-setting in Davos and Zurich: When it came to remove Bush from office, they Xeroxed his foreign policy and then some.
The music and the dance never take Hoofer or Striptease Girl too seriously, and yet how much they (like the two bartenders who are such a double act when it comes to either removing corpses or lighting cigarettes) matter to us!
