The phrase "eraser of" is not usually used in written English.
It could potentially be used in a creative way, such as in a poem or a metaphor, but it would not be considered a grammatically correct or commonly used phrase. Example: "She was the eraser of his mistakes, wiping away his flaws with every act of forgiveness."
This is a book about the imagination as an eraser of boundaries, as a kind of travel.
The line "an eraser of love" was a self-loathing sentiment from a "very dark" night before Smith looped into in an ecstatic refrain on Cowgirl.
But no sooner has he quoted himself than Lethem applies the eraser of time, deciding "Like everything I've ever said about Talking Heads, or about any other thing I've loved with such dreadful longing there's only a few this looks to me completely inadequate, even in the extremeness of its claims, or especially for the extremeness of its claims".
And just as the eraser of a pencil produces heat when it is rubbed across a page, Dr Bennett showed, the demon produces waste heat when he forgets the value of the bit of information.This answer was inspired by the workings of computers, which is why it took over a century to concoct.
But no sooner has he quoted himself than Lethem applies the eraser of time, deciding "Like everything I've ever said about Talking Heads, or about any other thing I've loved with such dreadful longing — there's only a few — this looks to me completely inadequate, even in the extremeness of its claims, or especially for the extremeness of its claims".
Another tip is to never use "but" -- it is the verbal eraser of life and negates what precedes it.
Take the eraser off of the lead pencil and place the note inside.
Perhaps we are at last seeing the real meaning of "modernisation", to which the eager New Labour erasers of memory remain so committed.
The crowd tittered, Appalled.
Macrodomains are candidates for erasers of the mono-ADP-ribosylation of proteins and regulators of cellular OAADPr.
In comparison, a larger and more diverse panel of proteins regulates gene expression as writers, readers or erasers of posttranslational histone modifications [ 2, 3] (Additional file 1).
