Sentence examples for would want to remove from inspiring English sources

Given the apartment's four bedrooms, it is easy to see why a landlord would want to remove him.

Not because I'm upset at being dismissed, but because I would want to remove all trace and memory of my stint in Oxford.

Their apartment is on the market for $16.9 million, and some potential buyers have expressed interest in keeping the aquarium, while others have said they would want to remove it.

"Sport is spontaneous, it's passionate, and I don't think any of us would want to remove that from the game," said Evan Dabby, senior director of supporter relations at M.L.S. "That's what makes it beautiful.

But "will it become part of the curriculum for secondary school pupils in Nigeria?" If so, thought one Nigerian reader, perhaps education authorities would want to "remove the sex scenes"?

Why anyone would want to remove the Mark of the Beast from their passports is beyond me, but if you're one of those free-love, free-info hippies, feel free to break the law.

Re-release of the week is a smart polish-up of John Schlesinger's 1962 social-realist classic A Kind of Loving (Studiocanal, 15) – not that you'd want to remove too much grain or grit from this scuffed, scowling drama of a rocky shotgun marriage.

The physiology of the bird makes it such that you can't (and wouldn't want to) remove the beak, so you'll have to remove the parts of the bird that would spoil and smell bad.

Who wouldn't want to remove an illegal immigrant who has been arrested by the police for a criminal offense?

You sure as hell wouldn't want to remove that factor based on the difference between the adoptees and non-adoptees".

"Why would you want to remove an exercise court that is utilized nine months out of the year by kids of all ages, adults and senior citizens to be replaced by a one-season team sport, primarily one small segment of the community?" he asked.