Sentence examples for expunged her from inspiring English sources

However, President Zuma is close to the woman who heads it up and this year inexplicably and controversially expunged her husband's criminal record.

Walsh describes her surprise at discovering how her own mother, a nurse who moved to Warrington in 1970 to fill an NHS staff shortage, had "expunged" her whole culture.

At the Ice Cube, which throughout nearly nine hours of action resounded to a mixture of cow bells, chants and football rattles on the day the final rankings were decided, Muirhead expunged her demons of four years ago and secured a semi-final berth against unbeaten Canada.

The motion that brought Doe back to Gleeson's courtroom was for him to expunge her criminal record.

Florence attempted exorcism in the traditional way, killing all Emma's cats, expunging her achievements as far as possible from the official record, and complaining vigorously about her own maltreatment by Hardy.

You are expunging her record of an entire year of anxiety spent writing and rewriting essays, and waiting to hear if she would get into a college, let alone get a scholarship.

When she is informed that she will soon be bathed in a river that will expunge her memory and leave her recalling only her own name, Eurydice reflects with curious pleasure on the possibility of hearing her poems for the first time, to "hear the poem not knowing what it cost".

The student, Katherine Evans, is seeking to have her suspension expunged from her disciplinary record.

If she complies with the order by July 18, her case will be dismissed and she can apply to have it expunged from her record once she turns 21; otherwise, a warrant could be issued for her arrest.

The co-star of The People versus Larry Flynt will now enter a drug treatment course which, if successfully completed, will see the conviction expunged from her record.

Temple is much better in the upcoming Killer Joe; with luck, she'll be able to get this movie expunged from her filmography, like a juvenile offense that is wiped from one's record when she comes of age.