Sentence examples for were being expunged from inspiring English sources

All except one died on the same day as the incestuous, inward-turning Buendías were being expunged from the face of the earth -- "wiped out by the wind and exiled from the memory of men".

The drear and dreich 1960s landscape so powerfully rendered therein was slowly being expunged in the wake of the city's 1990s renaissance, but enough estates and high rises remained on the outskirts of the city to make the flavour unmistakeable.

Can you outline the set-up that Royston Vasey is threatened with being expunged from the map?

"That debt," he observes, "is now a deadweight anchor, we are far from being expunged from its grasp and it will take a long time to unwind".

Even if granted, their criminal record is seen as "forgiven" rather than being expunged, so there are still potentially issues with crossing the border.

The Los Angeles County district attorney's office estimates there have been 40,000 felony convictions involving pot-related offenses since 1993, but prosecutors have not said how many of those could be eligible for being expunged.

But terrorism is unlikely to be expunged.

All pathos is expunged, there are no heroic antics.

But the picture would be prettier if the laggards now being dropped had been expunged earlier.

Actually, her name had been expunged because she was later disqualified.

They were "beasts who had to be expunged if free white civilization were to be implanted".