That was what she tried to draw, and that was ideally what she and Roy tried to build, even though "build" was a strange word, and you sounded like a punk if you said "erase," or something pretentious like that.
Schwartz: We were told that Paul McCartney called James Corden and said, "Erase mine immediately". Middleditch: You can't find that Paul McCartney clip anymore.
Ms. Passarella herself, it said, erased the record of absences of some students who missed class.
On the morning of the strike, "the security apparatus arrested everyone I knew," Maher said, erasing the protest before it could start.
No one died in the two-hour operation, the police said, erasing fears of a bloodbath that would further stain Rio's reputation as one of the most violent cities in the world.
"Have we now entered Wonderland?" But Representative Sherwood Boehlert, Republican of New York, said erasing the noncompliance list would send a bad message "by enabling communities to contend they don't have an air quality problem when the data indicate they do".
"Secretary Clinton supported virtually every one of the disastrous trade agreements written by corporate America," he said, singling out the North American Free Trade Agreement reached by President Clinton's administration in the 1990s — which, Sanders said, erased "tens of thousands of jobs" in the Midwest.
If the wrong word or symbol is recorded, the student can say "erase" or "wrong word" to have MathTalk Scientific Notebook make a correction.
One had to arrange things so that if there were several pieces of different people's programs in a computer one piece could not damage another one by, say, erasing it from the main memory.
Before the election, the collection had struck me as elegiac — a document of a Harlem culture that is being gradually displaced, some say erased, by the forces of gentrification.
On the other hand, he says, erasing detrimental memories like those post-traumatic distress disorder could be therapeutic.
