Sentence examples for gets rubbed off from inspiring English sources
The grass is really there to keep the soil together, but when the grass gets rubbed off, you get these depressions, because the clay dries and wears away and turns to dust".
Use furniture oil if the sheen gets rubbed off.
"You need to commit to a place and people — and let God throw you into the rock tumbler with those other people until the rough edges get rubbed off".
Scabs sometimes get rubbed off accidentally and the cut starts bleeding again.
You might want to cover this with a bandage to prevent the mixture from getting rubbed off by clothing or other objects.
Do not do this with areas that get a lot of use though, such as chair seats, as the bubbled surface will likely get rubbed off with bumps and movement.
A few guidelines would be: make sure it's not too low to the ground so it won't get rubbed off of the vehicle in deep snow or by a speed bump.
Hopefully some of those traits have rubbed off on me and get applied in my own way to my scores.
In Apocalypse, he presents a coin-polishing machine, a device he found in use in South Korea to make metals shinier but which results, in this case, with the coins getting their denominations rubbed off, returning to their base metals, and so one gets back less than what one puts in.
