(1) Most times we reach straight for the delete key; that's what it's there for.

(2) However I belatedly spotted a familiar name when doing a mass delete and managed to pull this one out of the group earmarked for deletion.

(3) I'm your dream man/woman ( delete as applicable).

(4) So if you do receive the email, hit the delete button rather than passing it on to friends.

(5) Remembering is delegated to the hard drive; if something unpleasant happens, we press delete .

(6) In that old journalistic tradition, I make my excuses and leave - or do the technological equivalent and press the delete button.

(7) However I am about to change jobs and pressing the delete button a thousand times on my PC at work has been most cathartic.

(8) Plus, I reckon it also takes more time to carry real junk mail to the rubbish and deposit it than it does to hit the delete key.

(9) Our hotel and restaurant industry should be kind enough to delete bottled water from its menu of profit making food and beverage items.

(10) He therewith began counting down from five, and on each digit, descended his index finger closer to the delete button.

(11) With items such as the sauces, he is more than willing to include or delete ingredients, as he says that everything is made fresh to order.

(12) Yes - even the placement of the delete function is, when viewed in context, diabolical.

(13) Great, but won't people have to have phones which can accept delete commands?

(14) Because a CD-ROM is static, there will never be a delete or update.

(15) Users are advised to update their antivirus software and delete any suspicious emails without opening them.

(16) Next, I hit the delete button to remove the email.

(17) Memory module prices were quite high and you needed a computer to add or delete music.

(18) It is also advising on its website that anyone who receives this email should delete it.

(19) She types a word, decides against it, and presses down the delete button.

(20) I had to wonder - in the millisecond before I hit the delete button - who had sent them and from where and why.