Sentence examples for with banishing from inspiring English sources

Robuchon's emphasis on craftsmanship and his unfussy approach - his signature dish is mashed potato - is credited with banishing the spectre of single-courgette-on-a-plate nouvelle cuisine in the 1980s.

Opinion polls suggest that some 70% of Argentines still support the currency board, which they credit with banishing the hyper-inflation of the 1980s.An unpleasant combination of disappointing growth and higher interest rates has sent Argentina's ratio of debt to GDP the main indicator of a country's solvency to over 50%.

The Democrats, meeting in the Staples Center here through Thursday, say the Republicans had been so consumed with banishing the divisive demons of gatherings past that they missed the opportunity to give American voters a comprehensive sense of what they stood for in 2000 -- or of who their standard-bearer truly was.

And then Iowa reshuffled the deck a bit, with Cruz banishing the panicky myth that Trump was invincible, while Marco Rubio surfaced in third place.

Carol Rosenberg, of the Miami Herald, writes that the hearings opened with a new rule book and closed with the Pentagon banishing four veteran reporters.

It slams down with that characteristic Headlong rush (the company are co-producing with the National), banishing staid from the stage.

The result is a filling with actual body, banishing memories of mush.

A magistrate arrives with a decree banishing the fortune-teller Ulrica, who has been accused of witchcraft.

Mr. Stromquist was telling Ms. Krinsky about his life as a sexual exile, with his roommate banishing him from his dorm room whenever his girlfriend spends the night.

Unlike most major Czech operas, this one dispenses with complex heroines, banishing the female voice almost completely, while three male principals, in a sort of trance, narrate their brutal crimes.

Baher Mohamed's father Hazem, who himself had a long media career, described the current climate as "diseased," with state control banishing the hope that emerged after the revolution and confining Egyptian outlets to promoting government and business interests.