Sentence examples for is wiped out from inspiring English sources
verb
To move an object over, maintaining contact, with the intention of removing some substance from the surface.
- Melissa wiped her glasses with her shirt.
Their stock value, though, is wiped out in bankruptcy.
"My children's education fund is wiped out," said this person.
The Mandible fortune is wiped out at a stroke.
Now owners of bank debt, which bears losses once equity is wiped out, live in fear.
Once capital is wiped out, any further losses are borne by creditors.
If that is wiped out, the losses eat into the second tranche, and so on.
"That whole year is wiped out in my mind," he said.
So have a good laugh if your entire family is wiped out in a car crash.
Evidence of this "thermal history" is wiped out only after the glass has been reheated to the liquid state.
"With a stroke of a pen, one landowner is a billionaire and the other guy is wiped out".
If the entire season is wiped out, the league could add an additional year to Turner and Disney's contract, which runs through the 2016 season.
