Sentence examples for ever erase from inspiring English sources
"Most of my friends died from Aids-related illnesses," says Pfahler. "It was like a horror movie, watching people with angina, their bodies blowing up, people wearing germ jumpsuits… You can't ever erase these intense images from your eyes.
Later, when he meets Cimabue and goes to his workshop to see how pigments and gesso work, the young shepherd observes, "Neither rain nor wind will ever erase this picture".
Nothing will ever erase that horror but a victory over Argentina would make the ghosts loom less menacingly over the Mineirão in future – particularly if it adds to the growing fear in Argentina that the country may not qualify for the next World Cup.
Nothing will ever erase Hurricane Harvey's enormous impact on the city of Houston.
She called Frontier to report the incident, and the airline gave her a $200 voucher for her troubles though no amount of money could ever erase the sheer horror she apparently witnessed that day.
Also when recording a song don't ever erase any vocals even ad-libs or double ups.
In the studio, Tonéx works fast and alone — in the course of three hours, he never looked puzzled, and he hardly ever erased anything.
After all the Ian Wright, Wright hype it was time to deliver, and the 36-year-old striker did so sufficiently to be named man of the match without ever erasing the impression of an ageing player hoping for a final fanfare.
Ms. Harris's spokesman, David Host, now says no records were ever erased, but he has not explained the contradictory version of events provided by the secretary of state's office and has not returned calls seeking clarification.
The Dow Jones Industrial Average on Tuesday surged to its highest closing level ever, erasing the index's loses during the financial crisis even as Washington fights over its debts and Main Street seems far from mended.
No team had ever erased a 3-1 series deficit this late in the playoffs, but the Devils did so with a nail-biting Game 7 victory on Elias's second goal of the night, only 2 minutes 32 seconds away from sudden death.
