Sentence examples for be able to wipe from inspiring English sources

That way, you would be able to wipe out the £7,000 car loan.

This suggests that new digital technologies should be able to wipe out their predecessors completely.

It will be able to wipe out shareholders and fire executives.

Investors have also wondered whether Aetna would be able to wipe out losses at the Prudential Health Care unit that it bought from the Prudential Insurance Company.

But the question that was put before us was whether all – adults and children – should be able to wipe the digital slate clean.

He added: "I've got a £50 bet on the Conservatives winning so I hope I will be able to wipe the smile off the bookmakers' face later.

"I haven't been able to wipe the smile off my face," one them, Joe Thornton, said.

… And what revolution was able to wipe it out?" Revolutionary France celebrated the rights of man.

"I can't think of anything more undignified than not being able to wipe me bottom".

"And I have not been able to wipe those precious prints away until he is here to stay with us".

While Carlsen had been experimenting with his knight, Kramnik had been able to wipe out Carlsen's center pawns and push his own forward.