Sentence examples for begin to wipe from inspiring English sources

Toyota, needless to say, will need considerably more fans if it is to begin to wipe the tarnish from its once-vaunted reputation, the result of faulty pedals that can cause unintended acceleration as well as troubles with braking systems on some hybrid cars.

The ink should begin to wipe away as you work.

Place a soft cloth into the soapy water and begin to wipe down the car in small sections.

After you are sure no visible residue is on your straightener's plates, begin to wipe them down with a clean paper towel, but do not use any cleaning products because they might have a bad reaction to your straightener's heat and may cause damage to your hair when you straighten it.

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.

They eventually asked about his background, and as his story unfolded, Cyndi Green began 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.

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

"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.