subtract

You had to subtract six in order to understand what was going on here.

Or perhaps just subtracting three, so everyone had to change.

Or, rather, as if it had all been subtracted from the dark.

Points were also subtracted if the ball hit the ground.

It takes a while but I'm able to subtract a lot of things from my list.

He added, subtracted, and finally came up with a question.

Starting from that, we either add or subtract, based on what news has happened.

Then, he subtracted the 13 months she has spent in jail.

You subtract the amount of the credit from your final tax bill.

But he would also subtract something of himself, the better to let the original pass through him.

I just subtract a year and go on my merry way.

In primary school she had learned to add and subtract.

What had he added to or subtracted from that writing?

"Will I subtract from our strength when we need it most?"

Maybe one of them had figured out how to use Subtract!

"Well, subtract 20 from 1992 and you're in the year before the bear market."

I also wonder if maybe we could subtract a player from each side.

The image on the left shows the steps in subtracting 23 from 54.

Or after subtracting military spending and interest, the programs would cost more than 4 of every 10 Federal dollars.

Nothing of what happened in Noble will subtract from that.

He subtracted one from another and looked at a calendar.

Murray looked at his watch again and subtracted five hours.

If, for example, inflation has been running at 10 percent, subtract 3.

Now, subtract the cost of the asset from the figure in Step 1.

The sums are open to anyone who can add or subtract.