Sentence examples for were struck from the from inspiring English sources

Sensitive remarks were struck from the record.

In 2007, the last of them closed, after U.S.D.A. inspections were struck from the federal budget, effectively banning domestic slaughter.

They continued to occupy the building, and on Wednesday they were struck from the air around 4 30 p.m. "We stayed in exactly the same place," he said.

Decadent, cruel men also rose to power: Caligula (37 41) and Nero (54 68) were so loathed that their reigns were struck from the official Roman records.

In a letter to John Elkann on Wednesday, Fiat's chairman, the center cited the deaths of three children since 2006 in fires that occurred when the Jeeps in which they were riding were struck from the rear.

Suddenly, extra money was found for dicretionary domestic spending; and, more lamentably, two small but sound proposals for long-term structural reforms were struck from the negotiators' lists.The first was a suggested per capita limit for Medicaid, the federal/state health programme for the poor.

The words were stricken from the official record.

The words were stricken from the official record of the debate.

Under pressure, the companies hired black workers, and the city's segregation ordinances were stricken from the books.

Helgoland and her sisters were stricken from the German navy on 5 November 1919.

Both battleships were stricken from the naval register in September 1956 and were subsequently broken up for scrap.