Sentence examples for would try to remove from inspiring English sources

When his subjects for he was their god, and they his worshippers realised he was observing them, they would try to remove themselves from his field of vision.

Over the next four years, she would try to remove the local warlord from power, receive repeated death threats and see her most trusted Afghan friend assassinated.

But he said that for students who felt a need to leave, he would try to remove bureaucratic obstacles and help them withdraw.

The alabaster tablet records King Ur-Namma's deeds and describes the ruined state of the temple and its restoration, concluding with a curse on anyone who would try to remove the king's name from the tablet.

Since then, Mr. McGreevey has asked Mr. Tucker to "clarify his perspective" but refused to say whether he would try to remove him from the post if his position remained unchanged.

In June this year, Labor said if it won the election it would try to remove investor-state dispute settlement clauses from every trade agreement, and every bilateral investment treaty, that Australia has signed.

I had gone back to players on the bench during the third quarter and said, 'Don't get frustrated.' So when I sensed there was frustration, I thought we'd try to remove that frustration and not hustle right back out there".

"I decided to fully embrace the rockstar ethos they'd tried to remove.

Mr. Fleming said that Mr. Romney would also try to remove what he considers incentives in the federal financial aid system that encourage institutions to raise tuition.

Ms. Anderson said she imagined the boy was too young to understand what he was saying but added she would still try to remove her child from the school.

Before his marriage to Miller and the birth of their children, Day-Lewis would actively try to remove himself from what was familiar, going wherever his work or character took him.