Sentence examples for feel wiped from inspiring English sources

I feel wiped out, yet invigorated, as if we've just engaged in sex or some other kind of flow activity.

As Ms. Gupta talks, she has so much unflagging energy that you have to ask: Does she ever feel wiped out?

You feel wiped out, and the coolness with which the dealers — in this case the markets — sweep away all your chips is unnerving.

You feel wiped and blinded by such ravishment, yet a voice within you asks: Come on, guys, can't you just stop for the holidays?

Now I just feel wiped out.

By the time we got back to campus, at ten, I felt wiped out and speechless.

Instead, her classes start as early as 6 a.m. and she feels wiped out by day's end, which can be 14 hours later.

(Male) I organised a massive water fight the other day and I think I over did it a bit so yesterday I was inside all day, I just felt wiped out.

(Female) A few children acknowledged the consequences of not limiting activity resulting in 'paying the price': I organised a massive water fight the other day and I think I over did it a bit so yesterday I was inside all day, I just felt wiped out.

To give it a more final feel, wipe your tears away, sense the ashes mingling in your tears.

His father wrote one of his staff members about how warm that made him and Barbara feel: "We wiped back our tears and we said, 'We are very lucky to have a boy today who understands.' " Some acquaintances believe that Mr. Bush's political career arose from a desire to avenge his father's defeat, although Mr. Bush dismisses the idea.