given the following results using sed:

```
~ echo drive kids to the Foo Bar +09:00-10:00 | sed 's/\ *+[a-zA-Z0-9\{._\-\:\-}]*\ */ /g'
drive kids to the Foo Bar -10:00
~ echo drive kids to the Foo Bar +09:00-10:00 | sed 's/\ *+[a-zA-Z0-9\{._\-\}]*\ */ /g'
drive kids to the Foo Bar :00-10:00
~ echo pick suzieq up from +10:30-11:00 kung foobar practice | sed 's/\ *+[a-zA-Z0-9\{._\-\}]*\ */ /g'
pick suzieq up from :30-11:00 kung foobar practice
~ echo +11:15-12 pick kids and new friends up from Foo Bar | sed 's/\ *+[a-zA-Z0-9\{._\-\}]*\ */ /g'
 :15-12 pick kids and new friends up from Foo Bar

```

What I want is:

```
~ echo drive kids to the Foo Bar +09:00-10:00 | sed 'some regular expression'
drive kids to the Foo Bar 
~ echo drive kids to the Foo Bar +09:00-10:00 | sed 'some regular expression'
drive kids to the Foo Bar 
~ echo pick suzieq up from +10:30-11:00 kung foobar practice | sed 'some regular expression'
pick suzieq up from kung foobar practice
~ echo +11:15-12 pick kids and new friends up from Foo Bar | sed 'some regular expression'
 pick kids and new friends up from Foo Bar

```

As a side-note:
I have [a regular expression](http://rubular.com/r/aVGYPBofE4) that can select everything I want after the `+` symbol, but how would I translate what I've done in rubular to sed so that sed will: "select everything except my regular expression"? Thanks for your help :)

Edit:

```
~/sandbox/sed-practice echo drive kids to the Foo Bar +09:00-10:00 | sed 's/([+][^[:space:]]+)?./\1/g'
sed: 1: "s/([+][^[:space:]]+)?./ ...": \1 not defined in the RE

~/sandbox/sed-practice echo drive kids to the Foo Bar +09:00-10:00 | sed -r 's/([+][^[:space:]]+)?./\1/g'
sed: illegal option -- r
usage: sed script [-Ealn] [-i extension] [file ...]
       sed [-Ealn] [-i extension] [-e script] ... [-f script_file] ... [file ...]

```