Sentence examples for should be struck from from inspiring English sources

Other dishes should be struck from the books.

For example, the secretary of state hired a private company to list "possible felons" and others who should be struck from the voting rolls -- and thousands were struck though they were not felons.

This "Whereas" should be struck from the resolution entirely.

The Boston Globe commented, "the term 'black film' should be struck from the critical vocabulary.

The state laws that allow rich corporations to hire attorneys to intimidate people with threats of civil damages that rarely go to court, should be struck from statute.

spoke out and demanded a delay on Thomas' nomination, angry male congressmen said her words should be struck from the record and she should be censured for the day.

That word should be stricken from the English language".

Certain words should be stricken from our language.

If only for the children, provisions that destroy American families should be stricken from any intelligence reform bill.

It was all excruciating enough to make one think Els's nickname, the Big Easy, should be stricken from the record for good.

Some say the Soviet anthem should be stricken from official memory because of Communism's terrible crimes, while others say it should not be forgotten because of glorious moments like the victory over Hitler in World War II or Yuri A. Gagarin's first flight in space.