Sentence examples for now expunged from inspiring English sources

And he said that even though it was now expunged, the suspension had damaged his reputation.

However, in reality, though Assad has now expunged most of his father's old guard, their replacements are not reformist technocrats as many had hoped but a new generation of autocrats.

The cigarette has now been expunged, as it has been on reissues of "I Want to Hold Your Hand" since that disc's 20th-anniversary reissue in 1984.

The work used to be known almost exclusively in an edition with prominent parts for trumpets and drums, which were evidently the work of Wilhelm Friedemann Bach and are now often expunged.

REDWOOD CITY, Calif., Sept. 21 — Norman Hsu, the fund-raiser for Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton and other Democrats who was charged with defrauding investors in a multimillion-dollar scam, was ordered held without bail here on Friday in a 1992 fraud pleading that his lawyer now wants expunged.

Previous convictions for cannabis have now been expunged in Massachusetts for this very reason, to try to ensure that previously harmed demographics have a chance to move on and potentially thrive in the industry.

But the conviction was not expunged.

He's not really arguing with her, just trying to pulverize her into nothingness, like some corruption that has intertwined itself into his being and now must be expunged.

The OED is now re-evaluating words expunged by Burchfield, who died in 2004, aged 81.

Leaving angry investors behind in Hong Kong in the late 1980s, he went to California, where he ended up being convicted of corporate theft in 1992 but disappeared before his sentencing; his lawyer now wants the conviction expunged.

"I couldn't do anything I was trained to do," said Brown, who has since gotten her record expunged and now is the director of Out For Justice in Baltimore, an offender-led organization promoting changes to policies that can stand in the way of ex-offenders returning to society.