Sentence examples for expunged at from inspiring English sources

Time may have been expunged at the Empire Room in 1956, but Watt made sure to keep up with his times.

Since January 2006 the FBI has been permitted to take DNA samples on arrest, but these can be expunged, at the suspect's request, if no charges are brought or if he is later acquitted.

Despite their compelling content, the interactive textbooks seen so far perpetuate the "linearity and conformity" of traditional learning, where everything is geared from kindergarten to high-school to preparing for college entrance; whigh-school toare expreparing the cost oforreativity.

Although my greed had been expunged at Oberlin, and the financial crisis of 2007-08 had left me with a more or less permanent view of finance as an industry built on fraud, I found it hard to dislike some of my new acquaintances.

One where every citizen has a eerie, lurking awareness that their lives can be expunged at any moment and any location by the trigger pull of an emotionally volatile person seeking to vent their grievances?

I strongly favor the inclusion of sustainability, which our Congress, in its apparently limitless capacity to subjugate conscience to cash, has already expunged at the shrill insistence of Big Food and Big Ag, and their front people.

The ban still appears unlikely to be expunged all at once and in every particular.

The requested record was not sealed or expunged, and at the time the report was filed, the person listed in the report was an adult.

While hypertrophied adipocytes can be expunged, their multiplication at a young age implies that the future adult will have a much greater susceptibility to weight gain due to the fact that the set point defended by negative feedback is higher.

For example, does such an act require application of the very rule in question i.e., two third's majority vote or are the sovereign people of Regina's society at liberty to change or expunge it at their pleasure?

"My life was expunged of any tradition at all.