Sentence examples for it has wiped from inspiring English sources

Google seems to think it has wiped away its click fraud worries by settling a class-action suit.

It has wiped me out financially".

The latest estimate means that it has wiped out an expected 54m PC sales in nine months.

In India, Pakistan and Nepal, it has wiped out millions of white-backed, slender-billed and long-billed vultures, the most effective scavengers in a carrion-ridden ecosystem.

Or worse, should it lose the title game to Oklahoma or Louisville, teams it has wiped the hardwood with this undefeated season.

It has wiped out illiteracy, provided 40percentt of the population with subsidized food and ensured that 18 million people have free health care.

Typo, which is Australian, received complaints on its Facebook page on 21 January, with one poster saying it had "wiped Israel from the face of the earth".

British Columbia's NDP, under Mr Clark, its then-new leader, campaigned for re-election in May 1996 crowing that it had wiped out the province's budget deficit.

Glamorgan looked as though they may make a fight of it having wiped out Derbyshire's lead with only three wickets down.

The billionaire patriarch of the family controlling the Cubs considers himself an independent and says he intends to put substantial resources into the effort and stick with it until he has wiped out earmarking.

By this time the Beekman family estate was trying to void the 1865 height restriction on the waterfront strip -- with a free hand, it said, it could have wiped out the beach and replaced it with a giant steam plant.