Sentence examples for be wiped up from inspiring English sources

Ephron's voice was funny, frank, self-effacing but never self-pitying, and utterly intimate: "That's how bourgeois I am: at the split second I picked up the pie to throw at Mark, at the split second I was about to do the bravest — albeit the most derivative — thing I had ever done in my life, I thought to myself: Thank God the floor is linoleum and can be wiped up".

Hess's vision is both childish and childlike, yet from the mouths of babes oft comes wisdom — as well as things that need to be wiped up.

Hess's vision is both childish and childlike, yet from the mouths of babes oft comes wisdom as well as things that need to be wiped up.

Spills are wiped up with Green Seal-certified disinfectants.

Within a few days, on Feb. 25, it was wiped up like sauce on a plate by Germans as surprised by their prize as the French were by their loss.

The dumbasses we call "leaders" constantly lose these fruitless court battles, but in the process, millions of tax dollars are wiped up with shit and flushed down the john.

Make sure all the oil is wiped up and don't put it down the sink!

Since Mary Elinor Eppler, 80, moved into her home here in the 1950's, she has been wiping up -- but not worrying about -- the dust that drifts from the quarry about a half mile away, she said.

I would put it to you that he did not; For £50,000 £59,999 per annum rate dependent, you can live Jermain Defoe's life in his place; — One of the jobs – again, the same person who is wiping up dog shits and organising family outings to the cinema but also liaising with adidas and creating a clothing line and charity – is "Producing his own iphone apps".

If the international community does not stand up, we will be wiped out.

Ragan beat me!" The Penguin wailed in bewilderment, apparently not having noticed prior to this that Ragan has been wiping up the floor with him in competitions for nine weeks.