Sentence examples for but to wipe from inspiring English sources

That I should be needing them not to blow my nose but to wipe tears away?

But Ahmad Essawi, of the Islamic Army of Iraq, said he spoke with 13 factions in the insurgency and "they were all astonished that there are resistance factions that want to negotiate". "None of them is negotiating, and will not negotiate, because we know they do not want to negotiate but to wipe us out," he said.

But to wipe Russian athletics off the map?

The Green Party has pledged not only to scrap tuition fees for university students, but to wipe all existing debt held by graduates.

They seek, not only to cow opposition, but to wipe the slate clean of competing forms of Islamic authority.

"We are not there to occupy but to wipe out terror groups and to achieve peace in Afrin," Erdogan said during his speech.

He reached into a corner to fetch a paper towel — for me, I thought — but actually to wipe up the spot ASAP.

Many of his friends have hoped that he might be given a pardon on top of the commutation, not only to allow him to practice law but also to wipe out what they regard as an injustice.

Cunning enough to remove his DNA from a murder scene, but not to wipe from his computer the purchase of a fake C.I.A. badge or a search for "midazolam".

The lack of any central computer server makes it all but impossible to wipe out illegal copies.

If this is to be the beginning of the end for al Qaeda and repressive governments everywhere, we have to make it our national mission not just to hunt down terrorist leaders, but also to wipe out the single greatest source of their money and power: oil.