Sentence examples for will expunge from inspiring English sources

It's unlikely that appeals from the top, however earnest, will expunge them.

If Gaza ends as well as it began, this will expunge the memories of Lebanon in 2006.

The boy, on the other hand, fears that his father's survival instincts will expunge what small store of humanity they have left to them.

If the boy is not convicted of any other crimes before he turns 18, the county will expunge his juvenile record.

Pharmaca hopes one day to be to the pharmacy business what Whole Foods is to grocery stores, but that doesn't mean it will expunge questionable organic claims from its aisles.

When she is informed that she will soon be bathed in a river that will expunge her memory and leave her recalling only her own name, Eurydice reflects with curious pleasure on the possibility of hearing her poems for the first time, to "hear the poem not knowing what it cost".

"It's a disgrace… Although the prosecution has the discretion to allow Mr. Sorrell to put this mistake behind him by pleading to a charge that will expunged from his record after three years of probation, they will settle for no less that two felony convictions, one of which will prevent him from obtaining employment".

Nor will it expunge their portrayal in David Fincher's hit movie The Social Network.

Based on the department's recommendations, she said, the bureau will either expunge or refund any tickets issued improperly.

Mr. Finney, puffing and growling, is convincingly attired in garish shirts and a curly toupee that will forever expunge memories of the raffish seducer in "Tom Jones".

It is a memory that will help expunge the specter of the 80 he shot in the final round of last year's United States Open after starting the day with a two-stroke lead over Woods, the last time the two played together.