Sentence examples for be scrubbed out from inspiring English sources

Today, beer is no longer brewed in two-metre deep open vats that have to be scrubbed out with hand cloths and brooms.

Amir's childhood mistake isn't a careless juvenile offense; it's a human stain that must be scrubbed out through self-abnegation, confession and personal transformation.

"The marks should be scrubbed out immediately, so no one thinks he is leaving a monument to posterity behind him," says Mr Lister.

"Juventus have a history which can't be scrubbed out just because they spent a period in Serie B. City have all sorts of things to build as well as a team".

The work has unfolded slowly, however; before the toxic waste can be scrubbed out, the area must be cleared of unexploded ordnance — another invisible legacy of the war, one that continues to claim Vietnamese civilian lives randomly.

And in fact red is a tricky subject because it might also be taken to refer to communism: the word would then have to be scrubbed out, the book cover with too much red in it replaced.

All subscriber details were scrubbed out, so that a login such as LimpCourgette223 became drab old User 338765.

But in the image that appeared on The Economist's cover, Admiral Allen and Ms. Randolph had been scrubbed out, replaced by the blue water of the Gulf of Mexico.

The only consolation is to be found in an ironic empathy with the natural world, with the 'logic' of the bush and in a resigned acceptance of the mysterious inexorability of history: 'The Belgian past is being scrubbed out as the Arab past has been scrubbed out.

Within minutes, those words are scrubbed out again and replaced with "lab", short for lab results pending for the new resident of bed number six, a 29-year-old man.

"But he has to take their life, according to [his] manifesto, to prove that he's up to the task, to prove he has no human feelings anymore, that he's scrubbed out".