Sentence examples for what erases from inspiring English sources
I don't care who sees my crooked smile or what erases it, past the bakery, when you tire.
Capital is what erases unease in our lives, and it is what fixes the broken.
I had never forgotten it or my horror of watching it: as a new immigrant, I did not understand what erasing a giant symbol of America, Lady Liberty, could mean.
Now that we have a sense of what erased impressions are to be replaced with, we can return to the questions of what is to be erased, and what it is to be erased.
But, crunching the numbers are not 100% of what erasing debt is all about.
That is the chief subject of "After This" — time and what it erases and what kind of tribute we owe to its small, not necessarily interesting victims: the unwed girlfriend, the unpaid creditor.
What was erased from her life in December 1981 were her husband and four children.
We choose and debate what to erase and what to record; and these decisions about the past have profound implications for our future.
The diversity and street life that draw residents and tourists to thriving urban neighborhoods is exactly what gets erased by singular centers of activity.
What is erased is any notion of a poetic subject; there is no voice that speaks to you and no poet taking up a cause or lamenting a lost love.
"I dig them out from memory where the process of what was erased is preserved.
