Sentence examples for will be expunged from inspiring English sources
The word barber will be expunged from the American language and instead we will have "chiratonsor".
If they avoid trouble for a year, their records will be expunged.
Mr. Browne, the police spokesman, said she was issued a juvenile report, which does not result in a Family Court appearance and will be expunged.
His Tour de France victories will be expunged but not re-awarded, as many of the runners-up are tainted by doping too.
Savile's name will be expunged from a list of 20 individuals and groups given freedom since the local government reforms of 1974 created the present borough.
In an agreement reached with the department this month, he will receive back pay for the year, about $5,000, and the suspension will be expunged from his record.
He said Erzinger could face two years of jail time and that the misdemeanors will be on his record permanently, while the deferred felony will eventually be expunged.
Still, the arrival of fall is as inevitable as, well, the change of the seasons, and brings with it one shimmering promise: that the fashion scourge of shorts will soon be expunged from our city's streets.
Uganda got its biggest-ever aid donation on the heels of allegations that corruption had derailed its privatisation programme because, said the donors, it was at least trying to shape up.Bribery will not be expunged from the face of the globe by the new honesty of multinational companies and the blandishments of international organisations.
After a moment of random curiosity by the National Basketball Association's official record-keepers revealed that Smith's one game actually came during the exhibition season, not the regular season, Thomas F. X . Smiths cherished career with the Knicks will soon be expunged from the N.B.A.'s officherishedrds, disappearing into athleticareerr.
But in states like Massachusetts, even a false accusation of crime, or arrest without a charge can mean records will never be expunged, and misdemeanours like disorderly conduct can disqualify the affected person from public service or becoming an adoptive parent.
