Sentence examples for began to wipe from inspiring English sources

They eventually asked about his background, and as his story unfolded, Cyndi Green began to wipe away tears.

In 145 B.C. nomads swept down from the north and began to wipe out the Greco-Bactrian Empire, starting with Ai Khanum.

Before that last push for a basket, Ochefu grabbed the floor mop from the boy who had been using it and vigorously — and, at the time, inexplicably — began to wipe the sweat off the floor, at about midcourt.

Packed crowds of young believers in Austin and Dallas began to wipe the chilly overnight reception in South Carolina from their memories and were raising hopes that the 11 states voting on Super Tuesday might reveal further pockets of support.

But how were we to know, as we forked up our baked beans on toast, that this disconnect went all the way back to the enclosure acts, which by turning peasants into landless workers began to wipe out England's rural cuisine?

MORE than 70 years after Dutch elm disease began to wipe out 90percentt of the magnificent American elms that lined the streets of so many cities and towns, a handful of resistant varieties are beginning to cast their regal shade over the country's lawns and boulevards.

After a pause, he begins to wipe himself out, moving rapidly from head to toe.

"The last time I was home, we were just sitting having conversation," Ms. Ruff said, beginning to wipe away tears.

Then he begins to wipe off the makeup, using pieces of paper bearing photographs of a woman.

The disease had begun to wipe out large segments of Africa's educated and middle-class men and women.

"I'm so pleased you like the look!" he says as I recoil from his handshake and the make-up lady begins to wipe away the bruised circles under his eyes.