Sentence examples for getting wiped off from inspiring English sources
He's busier than ever, he says, sifting through roughly 20 proposals a day at his offices in a classic Stalin-era building on Moscow's upscale Tverskoy Boulevard, some from beleaguered companies that risk getting wiped off the face of the Earth if they don't get funding soon.
Be a little more generous with your glaze as some of it is about to get wiped off.
Trillions get "wiped off" stock markets.
"It's tough to see tournaments in the U.S. get wiped off the schedule," Mike Bryan said.
You don't get wiped off the planet if any one project fails".
Liberal Democrats have grown used to being told that they're finished as a party, that they'll never be forgiven for the compromises they've made and that they'll get wiped off the political map at the next election.
Splash drops were wiped off.
The Capitals challenged that the play was offside and won, getting the goal wiped off the scoreboard.
We need to get real, quickly: $2tn was wiped off global markets on Friday; the pound has plummeted; and Moody's has already downgraded our credit rating from "stable" to "negative".
That scared me, so I pulled out, wiped off and got up.
