Sentence examples for it impossible to erase from inspiring English sources

The selectors have found it impossible to erase him from their thoughts but the only time he has taken the field again was when they were temporarily rotating bowlers against West Indies last year.

"It's easy to get something taken off a Web site, but it's impossible to erase things off the Internet," he said.

But it was impossible to erase every trace of the drama that ended the manhunt.

It's impossible to erase all the extraneous Simpson information from my brain, so I'm curious to see if those unfamiliar with the players will know exactly what is going on with only this show to rely on.

It would be impossible to erase all this resentment in just two weeks.

Anyway, turns out it's basically impossible to erase your digital footprint if you have a Gmail account for work, or if you pay for anything on card ever.

It is, however, without question the symbolic equivalent of a scar, and, like scars, it is difficult if not impossible to erase it from our collective skin – it is a reminder of where we cannot return.

It can be almost impossible to erase suspicion in the future if you target the wrong person.

She relishes its growing gentrification, but her "teenage map" is indelible, impossible to erase.

It is exceptionally tricky because the fine line created by the sharp metal tip is almost impossible to erase.

This is easy to subpoena and virtually impossible to erase.