Sentence examples for hard to wipe from inspiring English sources

It was hard to wipe the smile from Adele's face today.

"It's hard to wipe the smile off my face at the minute".

By trying so hard to wipe them out "we have been depriving our body of a normal developmental process".

Unless that rate rises again, it will be hard to wipe the disease from the island within the planned five years.

WITH money pouring into private equity at a dizzying rate, it is hard to wipe the smiles off the faces of its practitioners.

Try too hard to wipe out the inequities spawned by luck, and you banish luck's societal benefits and go down the road of communism.

Personal bankruptcy filings, which fell significantly after a 2005 federal law made it harder to wipe out debts in bankruptcy, are starting to inch up.

Use the rag method if you want a "dirtier" look or you want to use more glaze, because it will be harder to wipe off to the original base color.

In addition, the labels contended that Ms. Thomas replaced her computer's hard drive to wipe out evidence of her file-sharing activities.

Gilani admitted recent relations with the Obama administration hadn't been "too normal" but said the CIA and ISI were still working hard together to wipe out – or "achieve", as he put it – high-level targets.

On November 2, the official Xinhua news agency reported that police in East Turkestan had launched a "strike hard" campaign to "wipe out lawlessness".