Sentence examples for time erased from inspiring English sources

Her time erased the 27-year-old mark of 1 30.1 registered by Robin Campbell of Eastern High School in Washington, D.C.

In Shanghai, the long exposure time erased all clouds from the sky and all boat traffic from the Huangpu River, leaving behind a strangely serene body of water.

Since the outbreak of the current intifada two years ago, it is as if the Israeli mind has turned to a new page in the chronicle of the conflict and, at the same time, erased many of the pages that preceded it.

Now I spend my time erasing graffiti from the walls and picking up trash.

My hand was trembling, and I wasted a lot of time erasing and re-marking my choices.

These cost improvements could significantly reduce the price of renewable electricity and, over time, erase the need for costlier subsidies.

"The pawprints of many dogs are there," Coren writes, "but they are faint, and the winds of time erase them if they are not found and preserved".

The legislation put an end to lifetime limits on coverage for the first time, erasing the financial burdens, including personal bankruptcy, that had affected many ailing Americans.

Los Angeles, which also lost in 1996 and 1999, will have a hard time erasing a reputation that it cannot win the championship.

MARLINS 7, NATIONALS 4 John Buck hit a bases-loaded triple and host Florida came from behind to win for the second night in a row, this time erasing a four-run deficit.

At other times, as in the title poem of the new book, Hass, composing poems even as time erases his and his friends' lives, wants "to behave like time," to break meaning rather than to make it: "To score, to scar, to smear, to streak, / To smudge, to blur, to gouge, to scrape".