Sentence examples for got scrubbed from inspiring English sources

In the promotional materials for the book, Wigwag somehow got scrubbed from my biography.

QUESTION: How many pages was the NIE compared to this couple of pages that we got scrubbed?

While at first saying he was mystified as to why Oracle would bump his million-dollar appearance, Mr. Benioff later said he got scrubbed "because Sunday night was such a disaster.

The few facts we heard about him included that he had a photographic memory and a knack for ballroom dancing, but over the years the dancing bit got scrubbed from his bio.

But by hiring him after the Broncos' 38-35 loss to the Ravens, in which the Broncos' offense went ultra-conservative in key moments instead of letting Manning try to put the game away, a lot of the luster got scrubbed off in a hurry.

Young America's Foundation and Berkeley College Republicans filed suit late last year in connection with two proposed campus speeches by conservative celebrities — David Horowitz and Ann Coulter — that got scrubbed amid complaints by organizers that Berkeley unduly limited the times and venues for the events.

Another $106 billion goes on cleaning laundry, dishes, lavatories and other surfaces, including the baths and showers the bodies themselves get scrubbed in.

For example, I am a fanatic about handling raw poultry: everything it touches, including the kitchen sink, gets scrubbed immediately after use with hot, soapy water.

Reflectors are typically cleaned manually once a week, meaning they are nearly 15% less efficient by the time they finally get scrubbed off.

All returned items get scrubbed or machine-washed.

The hydrogen then gets scrubbed and released into the atmosphere and fluorine goes into the process.