Sentence examples for expunges from inspiring English sources

Of those which show up more than once, All expunges all.

But its principal targets are the legions of perfectly acceptable words that should not appear more than once in a piece of writing — "legions," in the numerical sense, among them, and words like "expunges," "circumvallate," "horripilation," "disjunct," "defunct," "amalgamate," "ameliorate," "defecate," and a few thousand others.

The point about the fake history that expunges the Clinton years is that it turns the budget into a story in which nobody is at fault because everyone is at fault, and the problem is a generic issue of runaway spending.

"It expunges the case entirely from the court's history," he said.

Tirelessly educating young Germans about the crimes of his Nazi father, Hans Frank, a driven Mr. Frank expunges his loathing for the parents who raised him in "a sea of blood".

In The Novel in France (1950), which became a standard work for British students, Martin Turnell expunges his name entirely from the history of the French novel, apart from a single reference to "the dreary realism of novelists like Zola".

Records of the entire saga, including the court order over visitation rights and the prosecution of McAleer, have been expunged from Maryland's publicly accessible court and police files.

Reference to her has been expunged from all the ceremonies organised by Saint-Exupéry supporters, including the three days of celebrations in Lyon.

Expunging yourself from the internet is very, very hard.

The ACT has moved to expunge historic convictions of homosexuality, the territory's attorney general Simon Corbell says.

The UK announced it would expunge the criminal convictions of gay men in 2010.