Sentence examples for easily wiped from inspiring English sources

And traces of fire are easily wiped out, so the lack of direct evidence for them is no surprise.

The beds had clean sheets; the garbage cans were emptied; everything was designed to be temporary, anonymous, and easily wiped down with a mop.

Vinyl flooring can work well in a kitchen, too, particularly if you have children, as spills are easily wiped up, and it is inexpensive to install.

Its advantages are that it resists all liquid stains, is largely heat proof against burn marks, is mark free, and is easily wiped clean.

It is also highly practical: these bright accessories don't fade in the summer sun and are easily wiped clean after a day at the beach.

Most of us don't usually do this, no matter how young we are, because the feeling is so easily wiped out by a backache or a nasty bout of allergies or that jerk who cut you off in traffic.

"You could easily wipe out at that spot," he said.

Ms. Wiener delights in showing how messy foods like chocolate sauce and ketchup easily wipe off.

If Greece's 1,500 biggest tax debtors paid, the government would easily wipe out its budget deficit for 2013.

The bad stuff so easily wipes out the good and maybe it needs to be the other way round.

They have endured the merciless heat, the yearly threat of hurricane season and the occasional hard freeze that can easily wipe out a citrus crop.