Sentence examples for Delete from inspiring English sources
The word 'delete' is correct and usable in written English
It means to remove, erase, or get rid of something. Example: I accidentally deleted an important document from my computer.
verb
To remove, get rid of or erase, especially written or printed material, or data on a computer.
If people think they can delete their criminal history, it won't occur.
5 We will use personal information only for the purposes for which it was originally collected and we will make sure we delete it securely.
4) If you've got a Tumblr or Wordpress blog, delete that too.
"You can delete a billboard image but you can't erase betrayal.
Last November the Tory party chairman used legal threats to force a local constituent and ex-Labour councillor to delete an allegedly libellous post on a Facebook group about his use of the pseudonym and replace it with an apology that explicitly states that he was not using the Michael Green pseudonym when he was an MP.
The idea that an individual editor, appointed by students to serve for a term of one year, believes they have the right to trawl through the paper's archives and delete articles they disagree with is anathema to the principles Tharunka has stood for".
Typically, almost everything on a guided tour can be photographed, but tourists are sometimes requested to delete sensitive images.
Users will now have to grant permission before the firm creates a profile on them, and Google has to honour requests to delete data within two months (although it will have an additional six months to remove the content from backups).
Hughes added: "If politicians think they can delete findings about their expenses, that's not going to … [happen].
With Franzen's words ringing in my ears, I went to press delete.
Should the footballer have the right to delete the slur he made on the pitch?
