Sentence examples for forcibly erase from inspiring English sources
The second you stop recording, the video is automatically sent to the ACLU, meaning officers cannot forcibly erase video, which many people have said has happened to them.
In a statement e-mailed to its membership on Monday, the group described the tactics as vicious and well orchestrated, recounting instances in which men in plain clothes grabbed journalists, dragged them into alleys or shops and then forcibly erased images from their cameras.
Tiananmen Square -- 25 years ago this week -- now forcibly erased from collective memories within China.
His Old Relics series is inspired by the religious practice born in Africa, grown in the Caribbean, and forcibly erased in the Western.
"What's the wisdom of the ages," Stephens asked, "when a mayor wants to erase the stain of mishandling last winter's snowstorms by forcibly relocating people from his zone of responsibility to places that are somebody else's zone of responsibility?" Should those whose job it is to prepare for the worst be punished because the worst didn't happen?
I see it as a way of looking at the straight world -- a world that we have not been welcome in or have forcibly been removed or erased from -- and saying, "This is ours".
You can erase "parallel".
