Sentence examples for attempting to erase a from inspiring English sources

"[British colonization] was an exercise in attempting to erase a rich culture.

Whether you're a Cathie Black attempting to erase a less than stellar job stint or just the drunk guy who crashed into a car donning a clever "I'm A Drunk" t-shirt, take comfort in a special day dedicated to wiping out all those horrifying memories.

But community organizers argue that outsiders, in coordination with city officials, are systematically attempting to erase an immigrant enclave in a city that is almost 80% Latino by bringing in gourmet restaurants and hipster shops and pricing longtime residents out.

Perhaps the team can use that knowledge as motivation as they attempt to erase a 2-1 definithis this best-of-five series.

Some circle the name of the candidate they meant to vote for; others write the candidate's name on the ballot; others attempt to erase a mark they made in error.

But, the utility has always been Title II, something the phone companies have been attempting to erase for a decade-plus, or use to their advantage when it suits them.

TAKE THE FCC TO COURT: The FCC hasn't Audited its Own Cost Accounting Rules for 17 Years and Is Now Attempting to Erase them as a Cover Up.

The idea that the French, the Germans or the Spanish are attempting to erase their national identities by constructing a ‘country called Europe’ is the mother of all Euromyths.

If it passes SMART a data wipe is attempted to erase any user data on the drive.

However, Peter's consciousness is revealed to still exist, having somehow escaped the mind-purge from Doctor Octopus, but Peter decided to keep a low profile to prevent Doctor Octopus from attempting to erase him again.

Going beyond reflex erections, Brian thinks it's also odd that nudist culture attempts to erase any sign of eroticism.