Sentence examples for since wiped from inspiring English sources

Police have since wiped the caution after the victim challenged it.

The decline of the private business sector has long since wiped out the advertising model on which the fortunes of companies like Google and Facebook were built.

Men and women crowded the brokerage offices, even those who have been long since wiped out, and followed the figures on the tape.

The Mapplethorpes came from Iddylwahl, England, a place that Mr. Merrill says is "now long since wiped from map and memory alike".

But I had long since wiped the app off my phone, and I spent half an hour on the line to a Barclays call-centre to find I would have to go through a lengthy verification process to reawaken Pingit and get hold of my cash.

(In this case, (N =7, since wiping velocity was set to 0.1 0.7 m/s).

In an essay penned for The New York Times earlier this month, Tran spoke out for the first time since wiping her Instagram account in June.

All of that return has since been wiped out.

Anne Stevenson-Yang of J Capital, a research firm, observes that these bonds have since been wiped clean from its balance-sheet without any explanation for where they went: "The AMCs seem to be virtual holding-tanks where the debt doesn't stay and doesn't depart either".

Any notion of decoupling between Spain and other suffering euro economies, however, has since been wiped out by the deepening crisis in Greece, as well as by more recent concerns over Italy's finances and Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi's tense relationship with his finance minister.

Officer Wolfson said he reported to the investigators for about 18 months, providing "an awful lot of information". Summonses that were paid were still being carried on the parking agency's computers, he found; summonses issued to out-of-state cars, which had long since been wiped from the agency computers, were being billed to their owners by collection agencies.