Sentence examples for effects washed from inspiring English sources

Industry officials said travelers in Iceland might be covered under clauses for natural disasters if the volcanic effects washed away roads there.

The storm's effects washed out roughly 100 yards of the San Antonio San Bartolome highway.

Between 2 and 10 minutes, the effects washed out gradually.

I live with it and I let its physical and emotional effects wash over me.

Do the quantum effects observed at the level of particles scale up to our experience of the world or do the effects wash out as you move up?

No matter how mediocre a movie may be, all viewers have to do is sit there, let the special effects wash over them, and eventually it will be over (an approach that worked well in watching some of the recent "Star Wars" films).

He charged further that ethics officials in effect washed their hands of the matter, deliberately looking the other way until after he had made his decision over how to handle her compensation.

So far, it is unclear whether they will fully back DaimlerChrysler: although they have in effect washed their hands of Mitsubishi, they might still block reforms such as aggressive job-cutting if they felt these might tarnish the group brand.

Couldn't this effect wash away if everyone starts displaying quotations and symbols?

For most Americans, foreign events only really get interesting when their after-effects wash up on US shores.

Not surprisingly, the NCAA is attempting to have big parts of our cases dismissed, in effect washing its hands of the serious health consequences many of us now deal with due to the organization's refusal to act when we were players.