Sentence examples for fully erase from inspiring English sources

Make sure you use a pencil with a good eraser to fully erase.

But even Stalin couldn't fully erase the wildness of Siberia, and one can still find some of the original wooden houses that were erected when Nicholas I exiled the Decembrists from St . Petersburg in the nineteenth century.

But it will take a while for the country to fully erase the effect of the March 10th earthquake and tsunami that sent output plunging: industrial production fell by 5.9% in the year to May.Canadian inflation quickened to 3.7% in the year to May, the highest rate since March 2003, from 3.3% in April.

Had they done so, David Kelly would almost certainly be alive today, and no attempt by the media to say it was "six of one, half a dozen of the other" will ever move me from that view, or fully erase the anger I feel at their dishonesty.

If you want to correct an answer, fully erase the cross in the box belonging to the wrong answer.

Increasing the Pell grant will not fully erase public perceptions on college affordability.

Although he disagrees with that assessment, Mr. Chan said, it cannot be fully erased from investors' minds.

While the United States hasn't fully erased the pain of that war, the Vietnamese, who suffered far more, have embraced their old adversary.

Getting less than the amount of sleep you need during the school or workweek builds up a sleep debt that cannot be fully erased by "sleeping in" on the weekend.

Franklin became a forgotten name after the credit for discovering DNA's double-helix structure went to Nobel winners James Watson and Francis Crick Kidmann has argued that the sexism of that era still hasn't been fully erased.

Five World Cup victories followed, but they have never fully erased the trauma of that defeat.