Sentence examples for being wiped in a from inspiring English sources

She is as hunched and spindly as a figure in a Cranach painting, and the idea that anyone could imprison this girl — or imprison her further — is a bad joke...The final shot of "Alone" is a perfect composition: a table being wiped in a cafe, as if Amelie's tale were being cleaned away.

The debts - about £75,000 on average - would be wiped in exchange for a commitment to work in Wales for a number of years.

So worried were they about the risk of being wiped out in a bankruptcy or a state rescue that they suddenly started to demand that banks hold much more capital against their assets.

They gave each other advice that only someone else who had, as he put it, "all their work in their entire life being wiped out in a single day" would understand.

Ukraine's president, Petro Poroshenko, set up a secret offshore company in the British Virgin Islands at a time when his troops were being wiped out in a bloody battle with Russian troops and pro-Moscow rebels.

In a fittingly iconoclastic gesture, that episode ended with the entire cast being wiped out in a plane crash; but then logic and continuity were never the show's strong points.

The company, Allstate Floridian Insurance, "faces the very real risk of being wiped out in the event of a bad hurricane season," said Joseph Richardson Jr., chairman and chief executive.

The largest and most fascinating creatures that ever roamed the Earth were wiped out in a single day in a ball of fire caused by a meteorite impact that leaves behind the crater of doom..

The largest and most fascinating creatures that ever roamed the Earth were wiped out in a single day in a ball of fire caused by a meteorite impact that leaves behind the crater of doom...

My father was also born in Oakland, but his birth certificate was wiped out in a basement flood in the County Building about ninety years ago.

For the Conservative Party in Britain knows what it feels like to be wiped out in a watershed election by a charismatic opponent whose victory brings jubilant scenes on the streets and heady talk of a new dawn.