Sentence examples for that it will erase from inspiring English sources

"It's stupid for us to execute him now," said Mr. Welch, who has opposed the death penalty for Mr. McVeigh from the beginning, in part because he sees no good in one more death, in part because he fears that it will erase any chance of finding others who may have been involved.

Currently I do all the things that a man does, yet I don't always feel comfortable using the term he, because I'm concerned that it will erase the entire struggle that she brought with me.

That way, it will erase suspicion and lower their curiosity.

If your iPod is synced with another computer it will erase everything that is on the iPod.

And they hope it will erase any lingering perception that his support of Mr. Bloomberg might be less than wholehearted.

On the other hand, I worry that it will simply erase the small need-based grant he received, meaning we may not be any better off.

Although not as low as 0%, you may find that you can afford the payment and get a plan that will erase that debt once and for all.

I have no wisdom to make sense of such an event, nothing to say that will bring her back and no words that will erase the horror that will remain in the life of the people who knew her.

Deere & Company, the largest tractor maker, said yesterday that it planned to cut production 25percentt, resulting in a fourth-quarter loss that will erase most of its profit this year as bad weather and the slow economy hurt sales.

Now ask.com, seeing the heightened attention paid to privacy, has rolled out a new feature that will erase your searches from its servers feel free to search "britney spears reading book".

It's human nature to always be ready to jump on the next "new thing"... whether it's a diet that everyone is raving about, an exercise program that promises to get rid of cellulite or (finally!) the skin cream that will erase wrinkles as soon as you spot them.