Others regarded their surroundings as a prison where cold and wind erased the hope of meaningful human endeavour.

The wind had erased them, no doubt, but it was still eerie; she might have dropped from the sky.

Except for the few fire stains that the wind and rain had not erased, the roofless walls could have been built the day before.

He took a special satisfaction from his defiance, even though the wind would erase the insult within a day.

Then imagine the plane writing the letter Y. Let the wind erase it.

Then the letter W. Let the wind erase it.

The wind had erased any tracks they'd made coming into the stand.

The wind and the settling dust had thoroughly erased his footprints.

But of cqurse the wind might have erased his trail anywhere.

The wind also erases the trail and markers, making the path hard to follow.