Sentence examples for has wiped off from inspiring English sources

On "Golden" (Capitol Nashville), Lady Antebellum has wiped off some of its polish — not a lot, but some — and allowed some of its edges to roughen, while "Annie Up" shows Pistol Annies's willingness to sand down its idiosyncrasies in the service of accessibility.

To expect the 33-year-old to have wiped off the deficit from his two dropped catches was probably asking too much.

Ms Jarman and a 27-year-old man were bailed to appear before Oxford magistrates on May 4. After the attack Miss Widdecombe continued with her book signing, having wiped off the custard in a store toilet.

After you have wiped off Windows 8 by formatting the hard drive.

This uncertainty has wiped billions off Britain's shares, billions off GDP, equivalent to the cost of many years of EU membership that leaving was intended to save.

The 28% average fall in share prices since early 2000 has wiped $10 trillion off global wealth.

Ghaziani doesn't think that this has wiped gayborhoods off the map — hence the question mark in his book's title.

A three-year bear market has wiped billions off the value of pension funds, and low interest rates have done more damage.

A tumultuous year for Netflix shares has wiped $7bn off the company's market capitalisation since early April, to $5.7bn on Monday.

The scandal has wiped about 40% off Mitsubishi's market value, amounting to losses of $3.2bn over three days.

That has wiped almost £300m off the club's market value.