Sentence examples for failure to wipe from inspiring English sources
At most gyms, etiquette battles are over loud cellphone conversations, the failure to wipe down machines after use, or standing too close to the treadmill while waiting for a runner to finish.
Crimes include a failure to wipe the dust off a portrait of Kim the patriarch; having been a diplomat or student in eastern Europe in the late 1980s and therefore having witnessed the collapse of socialism; having contact (usually in China) with South Koreans; or being a Christian.
Rand Paul, for one, has cited any failure to fully wipe out Obamacare as a reason to vote no on a replacement bill.
Shorten squared his shoulders at his big moment, the budget-in-reply speech on the eve of the election campaign, and his colleagues sat forward in their seats, willing their leader to connect, willing him to wipe away their past failure, willing him to have the wherewithal to bring them back into government.
In a speech in London, the Labour leader accused the prime minister of trying to "wipe away five years of failure" on living standards.
In a speech in London, the Labour leader accused David Cameron of trying to "wipe away five years of failure" on living standards.
Instead, we will focus on how this failure to acknowledge African farming systems and seed is being used to wipe them out.
"To incarcerate someone in my condition, who poses absolutely no physical threat to society and is unable even to wipe his own behind, shows the complete and utter failure of the criminal justice system," Terrence said.
Steve McClaren must start again after his Nottingham Forest failure, writes Stuart James … … while David Bevan explains why Forest can use the managerial turmoil to wipe their slate clean.
To wipe the slate clean by 2015.
