Sentence examples for erased for from inspiring English sources

"The perception that Steve's success got me published cannot be erased for some people," she said.

By their actions, they erased for ever from the political record the monstrous prejudices of male ministers.

It cannot be washed away or erased for at least a week, sometimes up to 15 days.

Even as his true self is erased for the sake of commodity, those thoughts and feelings still pound inside his rib cage, demanding to be heard.

In baseball in the 2000s, Ichiro Suzuki erased for good any remaining concern that Japanese position players might not prosper in Major League Baseball in North America.

He said that, if he is jailed, he believes the government "will just try and erase me as they did before in 1998, because they thought by just jailing me that Anwar's role and future is erased for good".

The House voted today to block enforcement of strict new air quality standards, erasing for now a long list of cities and counties that stood to lose money because they did not measure up.

But it was eclipsed by word that advertising on the Yahoo portal was going to be weaker than expected, erasing for now any gains from improvement in search advertising.

You can quickly undo or erase, for instance, just by adding taps to your workflow, and you can tweak these specific shortcuts to whatever you want.

This colonial approach to education is ineffective precisely because it does not give weight to existing knowledge but rather sees it as something to erase for the sake of modernization.

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.