Sentence examples for scrubbed it from from inspiring English sources

Maybe not, probably scrubbed it from memory.

The more than 300 million Chinese who downloaded the anti-pollution documentary Under the Dome in the weeks running up to Li's speech (before censors scrubbed it from the internet) underscored the premier's point.

Longoria, who serves as a co-chair of the Obama campaign, retweeted the message, but shortly thereafter scrubbed it from her timeline.

Maybe some new manufacturing process was scrubbing it from the air.

Hours later, at the hospital, she would still be scrubbing it from her face.

Climate change clashes with the economic model, so let's scrub it from the departmental register.

The cost of taking C02 out of the air will generally be higher than scrubbing it from flue gas.

However, the concentration of CO2 is only about 15% from coal-fired power stations and only 4% from gas stations, meaning scrubbing it from exhausts currently uses about 25% of the plant's energy, making it expensive.

Instead of venting CO2 directly into the atmosphere, you scrub it from flue gasses and pipe it – usually in a liquefied form – for storage in an underground repository where it can't affect the climate.

Now scrub it from your mind and imagine the total opposite of that, and you may come up with something like the wood-panelled, burgundy-carpeted tearoom at the House of Lords where I end up meeting Joanna Shields.

If you're including stuff in your pitch that doesn't help build the case for your call to action, you should absolutely scrub it from the script.