Sentence examples for words removed from inspiring English sources
His words removed any lingering doubt on Vo's part about going after them.
Lee Krasner, swiftly eating her words, removed the estate of her husband, Jackson Pollock, from Marlborough's grasp, and others followed (though Marlborough Fine Art survives, even today).
Advocates for the disabled want those words removed but worry that replacement language is so vague it could be unfairly restrictive.
In the freestyle, riders devise their own routines, which are set to musical medleys, usually with any words removed, because they can distract the horses.
We learn that Lloyd Webber's longtime partner Tim Rice once became so enraged that he threatened a lawsuit to have his words removed from "Memory" — to be sure, something any honest man would want to do.
"When we're insulted, and when we've had an image, then I think we'll have to sue, I think we'll have to go to court, in order to have these words removed," Ms Hidalgo said in an interview with CNN.
You haven't used the words "remove the Taliban," but that seems to be the goal.
They brought in Vincent Laino of Green Light Architecture to, in Ms. Stuhl's words, "remove everything funky".
We simply supported, in the ad's words, "removing any hint of inaccuracy in the final result".
It was still tarnished inside, but it bore in beautifully graven letters the words: "Remove the Tarnish".
In other words, removing lead from the environment is a better deterrent to crime than "broken windows" policing or the CompStat directing of police resources.
