Sentence examples for strike it from from inspiring English sources
Dr. Haikal said Sham el-Nessim is now a national holiday, not a religious one, and she doubted anyone could strike it from the calendar.
For instance, if an operator is having a day when nothing goes right, it can simply strike it from the record.This does the train operators no good.
Where else do people sigh with relief upon hearing that show X was terrible, knowing they can strike it from their must-see list?
But Mr Roldan said a money-laundering bill before the Russian parliament might prompt the FATF to strike it from the list before the deadline.
To this day, other baseball officials and owners shun the word collusion; they would like to strike it from the English language.
But if the Empire failed as a roller rink and was turned into a car wash, why not let the city strike it from the rolls of the protected?
The Times struck it from the story.
In previous years he supported an extension, but he struck it from this year's proposed budget.
The Kansas state school board reinstated teaching evolution last year, after striking it from the science curriculum two years earlier.
(The state has a Republican governor who has a mixed record on new taxes). But the state's Supreme Court also struck it from the ballot this summer.
Mr. McDonnell proposed adding a single clerk to the rolls of state employees to help do just that; Republican lawmakers struck it from his budget.
