Sentence examples for been stricken from from inspiring English sources

That requirement has been stricken from the latest draft rules.

Most laws that explicitly codified discrimination have been stricken from the books.

The fact that his glorious amateur career has been stricken from the books has not yet taken hold.

Of course, any number of offensive terms that were once in common usage have been stricken from polite language over time.

Three hotels in Greenwich Village have been stricken from the list of those to which the Department of So cial Services sends welfare cases.

The word "hostage" has been stricken from the Administration's vocabulary to describe even the 38 Americans held under armed guard in a Baghdad hotel.

But one has been struck from the public record.

The plaintiff, Mohamed Dali, testified that he had been struck from behind by Mr. Belrhouat.

Other earlier provisions detrimental to MIT or members of our community have been struck from the final bill.

After the Michigan primary, that "Hail Mary" pass has mostly been struck from the playbook.

It must be stricken from them.