Sentence examples for had deleted from from inspiring English sources

In March , 2005 Lessig had suggested that Shloss prepare to post on a Web site material she had deleted from "To Dance in the Wake".

On Wednesday, Trump publicly called on Russia to locate the tens of thousands of e-mails that Clinton had deleted from her private server.

He received 1,222 pages relating to his activity on the site over a three year period, including information Schrems believed he had deleted from the site.

A few days later, Trump said during a press conference, referring to e-mails that Clinton had deleted from her private server, "Russia, if you're listening, I hope you're able to find the thirty thousand e-mails that are missing.

This novel focuses on the very sort of details that Woolf had deleted from The Voyage Out: credible dialogue, realistic descriptions of early 20th-century settings, and investigations of issues such as class, politics, and suffrage.

Most of the money was donated to medical centers for humans, a specific cause the petition says Mrs. Helmsley had deleted from a "mission statement" that was supposed to lay the groundwork for distributing her wealth after her death in 2007.

We've deleted from our minds that thousands of lives were surrendered in the cause of freedom in past wars.

It was still offering a reward for information about the messages she is alleged to have deleted from Facebook.

Just weeks after the Shinnecock tribe filed a federal lawsuit laying claim to 3,600 acres in the Town of Southampton, including Shinnecock Hills Golf Club, the club has deleted from its logo the symbol of its longstanding relationship with the tribe.

I can think of plenty of things from my past I'd like to forget and have deleted from history, though fortunately none of them seem to have an internet afterlife.

BEIJING — The main Chinese state television network has deleted from the Internet a video that some foreign military and Internet security analysts say implies China has engaged in hacking attacks on Web sites in the West.