The phrase 'erased off' is not a commonly used phrase in written English. Instead, you can use the phrase 'erased' or 'wiped away'. For example: The blackboard had been wiped away so that new equations could be written.
"Even when you commit a crime, I think if you commit a crime and it's been 10 years, sometimes it can be erased off your records.
However, Randle and other students I spoke to say posters for the gathering were torn down, and on the monthly programming board where the event was listed, the word "gay" was repeatedly erased off the calendar.
"Our natural heritage of the Grand Chandler Timbers is being erased off the face of the earth in exchange for a two year project of jobs and a small vein of coal," area resident Kimberley Sedgwick testified at an Illinois Department of Natural Resources hearing last spring.
In fact, erase off some of that shit".
He had me hold the pencil underhand again, and start by making sweeping, open guesses at the form, and then looking at the imaginary clock, erasing the off lines, correcting, making tilts in time.
As soon as you write them down, immediately erase them off the blackboard.
Update: Apparently it was just a bug that utterly erased tablets off Google's Android sites in many languages and localities (I couldn't check them all), and the tablet section has now returned.
By Thessaly La Force July 28 , 2009 Last week it was reported that Amazon erased copies of "1984" off their customers' Kindles.
Last week, it was reported that Amazon erased copies of "1984" off their customers' Kindles.
The feature disables the iPhone even if a thief has turned it off or erased the data on the phone.
A new iOS feature, called Activation Lock, disables the iPhone even if a thief has turned it off or erased the data on the phone.
