Sentence examples for lead to wiping from inspiring English sources

Which, as you now know, can lead to wiping the tushies of other people's children.

One Malay organisation told the British that the Union's citizenship provisions would lead to "the wiping from existence of the Malay race along with their land and Rulers".

The newsweekly Tempo recently published a special report on an army commander who had led efforts to wipe out the Indonesian Communist Party, or P.K.I.

The time has come for the American people to lead an effort to wipe out the scourge of AIDS, which is hitting parts of Africa especially hard (editorial, July 12).

In the first Independence Day film, an extraterrestrial death ray incinerates the White House; Bill Pullman, playing President Whitmore, escapes in Air Force One, suits up as a fighter pilot at a base in Nevada and leads an attack to wipe out the aliens.

Because of the 2-year respite, many of the government experts who led the battle to wipe out the virus in Nigeria have moved on.

'John Crace's It Maybot (Faber, £9.99) is out now'.

It will also feed into next year's study on violence against children, led by United Nations Secretary-General, Kofi Annan, to wipe out violence and abuse against children.

Farrell needed just four minutes to wipe out the lead, sending over his third penalty for a 9-7 lead.

Those now led by Boris Tadic simply wanted to wipe the slate clean - and send all of those indicted to The Hague.

Paul Scholes scored three times and Ole Gunnar Solskjaer, Ryan Giggs and Ruud Van Nistelrooy (a penalty kick) added goals to wipe out a 1-0 lead for Newcastle.