Sentence examples for has managed to erase from inspiring English sources
Bush has managed to erase D's substantial lead of earlier this summer.
With them, Mr. Chávez has managed to erase doubt among followers by taking up the populist script in a way that has not been seen in Latin America in recent years, spending hours with crowds of followers.
Cat is a year older than Maddy, a New Yorker in a black trenchcoat, thick black-framed glasses, and short blond hair; by now, she has managed to erase all signs of her poor Midwestern childhood.
(Neither men's nor women's movements have managed to erase the awkwardness of a marriage in which the wife earns more than the husband).
The Chinese government rode out the ensuing storm of international condemnation, and has since managed to erase almost all knowledge of the event among its own people - if not among the people of Hong Kong, where there's an annual commemoration.
Her memory had somehow managed to erase the red spots on his pasty cheeks, to color his brows and eyelashes, to make him slimmer and add an inch or two to his height.
(A palimpsest is a document from which the text has been erased so the pages can be reused). Researchers had managed to recover the erased Archimedes treatises using multispectral-imaging technologies in which photos are taken at different wavelengths of light.
Whatever sexual innuendo a couple of white songwriters had invented and had managed to persuade an African-American singer was in the lyrics had been completely erased.
