Sentence examples similar to should be scratch from inspiring English sources

Preferably, the soleplate should be scratch-resistant to help it glide, as well as thin and tapered if you iron a lot of clothes with buttons and/or tight pleats.

The so-called "scratch factor" should be scratched (Debbie Hogue).

Even though it is reinforced, there should be scratches at the very least.

If Unbridled should be scratched from the Belmont for any reason, the bonus will become yet more ludicrous.

The Sports of The Times columnist William C. Rhoden discusses how fans of both the Jets and the Giants should be scratching their heads over how their teams finished up the regular season.

The Swiss skier Didier Cuche, who leads the World Cup downhill standings and has won World Cup titles in both speed and technical disciplines but never the super-combined or overall titles, says the event should be scratched.

Is the Group of 8 still relevant or should it be scratched to give way to the G-20 — a more appropriate representation of today's world powers?

As he arrived this summer, he told officials that there was "no legacy" and that they should be starting from scratch.

Ideally, during reengineering, processes should be built from scratch based on evolving business needs, changing market conditions, as well as innovations in technology.

Based on nanoindentation measurements obtained from the coating-tool system which should be optimized, a scratch test is dimensioned with respect to load range and indenter geometry.

In 1997, as part of the peace accords, the Guatemalan National Police was disbanded — peace negotiators considered them to be so deeply implicated in the violence that a new force should be established from scratch.