Sentence examples for entirely wipe from inspiring English sources

It does not, though, entirely wipe away the pressure and the status that comes with a huge fee.

The artist, then, is faced with participating in a system in which they make a tiny amount for the sanctioned stream, or not participating, and hoping that the inevitable leak doesn't entirely wipe out their albums sales.

The company, which charges annualised interest rates of up to 5,853% a year and has been accused by MPs of "legal loan sharking", said it would entirely wipe out loans to 330,000 people, and scrap interest and charges owed by a further 45,000 customers.

It said it would entirely wipe out loans to 330,000 people who are in arrears of 30 days or more, and scrap interest and charges owed by a further 45,000 customers who are in arrears of up to 29 days.

The finding is "a ray of hope," says Fred Snyder, a fisheries biologist at Ohio State University in Columbus, who says biologists have worried that the zebra mussel might entirely wipe out native species.

It's predicted that within ten years poachers will entirely wipe out rhinos in South Africa.

Humankind had been entirely wiped out at the end of each sun.

He was gone, mercifully, a few seasons later — and almost entirely wiped from history.

The Fourth Republican Guard Brigade was entirely wiped out, and so was the Sixth.

"Ranching communities are pretty darn quiet and accepting of grizzlies, which were never entirely wiped out," he said.

The ultimate result of all the relentless brutality and pressure from the authorities since 2011 is that Egypt's proud revolutionary spirit has been almost entirely wiped out.