Sentence examples for ground wipe from inspiring English sources

Spray/soak more degreaser in a rag and (if possible, with the rear wheel off the ground) wipe the chain as hard as you can and rotate the wheel so that all of the chain is clean.

But in April 2008, a kitchen fire burned the place to the ground, wiping them out.

And when precision was no longer needed, the Air Force dropped three 15,000-pound Daisy Cutter bombs, largely for the terrifying psychological impact they have as they explode just above ground, wiping out everything for hundreds of yards.

Her speed winds down until she offers a few soft taps and then just strokes a shoe on the ground to wipe the phrase into nothing.

Put some boots on the ground and wipe them Muslims out.

Mary Shugrue, a program manager from Flatbush by way of Maryland, who was wearing a T-shirt bearing the letters "USA" and a pin bearing the image of firefighters raising the flag at Ground Zero, wiped tears from her eyes.

Once the story is over, the ground is wiped clean – allowing the designs to "go back to rest" in the soft earth.

For each type of source (dust from homes and communal areas are combined, as well as outdoor soil and wiped ground, because their isotopic signatures were very close), Figure 4 shows the distribution of the most discriminating LIRs, namely Pb/Pb and Pb/Pb.

"If I am running a greeting card company and there are four other greeting card companies I will smash them into the ground, I will wipe out the competition.

Dams prevent lampreys from reaching mating grounds, chemical lampricides wipe out larvae, and officials use traps to pull lampreys out of the environment and kill them.

Related: France Can't Put Enough Boots on the Ground to Wipe Out the Islamic State.