Sentence examples for good at wiping from inspiring English sources

And because so many of them have seen through the ideological guff about motherhood and realised that hey, they're as good at wiping noses, making playdough giraffes and whipping up a macaroni cheese as any woman.

As a result, the planes have proved bad at killing S.L.A. rebels but good at bluntly wiping out civilian life.

Their good fortune contrasted with the economic plight of many Britons who face five years of austerity aimed at wiping out a record budget deficit as the economy struggles to recover from the 2008 financial crisis.

Good luck wiping butts, he said.

A good, firm wipe with bleach should neutralize any recent urine.

It is also good to wipe tears away with a clean washcloth rather than your fingers.

Pour soda over the rust and just use a good towel to wipe the soda around.

Watch, if you can bear it, as the helicopter crew blows people away, killing at least a dozen of them, and taking good care to wipe out the wounded as they try to crawl to safety.

or "I don't want to sound full of myself but I am so good at X, I could practically wipe the floor of any competition".

"Any time you use your equipment at the beach keep it in a case, and when you get it home give it a good wipe down with a soft cloth".

Rothkopf hastens to his good news: "Johns wiped the slate clean".