Sentence examples for he expunged from inspiring English sources

But he expunged those remarks when he spoke an hour later on the steps of City Hall before Satmar Jews, a group that endorsed Mr. Giuliani in 1997.

I suspect that he expunged Rivera's name because of the trouble he himself had in the McCarthy era and although he, Copland, never joined the Communist Party and said so in public, he wanted to limit his exposure to known Communists.

His association with the emperor Nero was a stain on his reputation that he later expunged through his successful governorship of Asia.

He said staff there suggested he get his record expunged since he had done nothing wrong.

But he cannot expunge the legislation without Congress's support.

Everything had been on the table for him from the beginning, including the garden city movement, which he would expunge from his biography like other inconvenient enthusiasms.

He was a martyr to his 'dicky tummy' and, throughout his life, whenever a food gave him 'the pip' he'd expunge it from his repertoire forever.

But with such a well-known case, he said, expunging the record "is difficult to accomplish — and, morally speaking, rightly so".

After assembling his case against Maybrick, Robinson noted that although he had composed "The Holy City", one of the most popular songs in England, he had been expunged from contemporary books like the exhaustive Grove Dictionary of Music.

Clarence sells his beautiful long hair, his proudest possession, for which he has been "expunged" from the senior class of his university.

In those cases, the students' records were expunged, he said.