Sentence examples for beginning to erase from inspiring English sources

Rummy was beginning to erase his fingerprints.

In a country where people want -- expect -- a cure for every illness, a pill for every pain, a new beginning to erase every mistake, it is hard to accept a criminal justice system that can leave a wrongful death unavenged.

Take a normal eraser, and begin to erase.

He was working diligently, and the mansion began to erase itself, to melt like a sugar cube in hot tea.

Within a day of the petition's appearance on websites in China, censors had begun to erase it.

But five games into this season came the win that began to erase many of those concerns.

As this was unlikely, his exile will at least allow Peruvians to begin to erase some of his malevolent influence on their government.

This action has placed a stain on our nation that only a new administration and a new direction can begin to erase.

And yet they were the shows that began to erase the distinction between comedy and drama, to muddy established genres, and to forge a way to be warm and humane without falling into sentimentality.

It also created a new field, retrovirology, and, more than that, as the Nobel committee noted when it awarded the 1975 Prize in Medicine to both Baltimore and Temin, it began to erase the tenuous borders between viruses and genes.

We can begin to erase the stigma and shame that surround suicide only by letting go of the silence, and let the many others out there know that they are not alone in their grief and pain.