Sentence examples for literally wiped out from inspiring English sources

"This village is literally wiped out," Ms. Bammi said.

There Hannibal's extraordinary, en-veloping movements literally wiped out the bulk of the Roman army, leaving a death toll that is still unequaled for a single day's engagement.

"This would literally wipe out up to 170 laws that are on the books, some dating from the 1960s.

But, if the decisions stand, Fitzpatrick argues, "they have the potential to literally wipe out the class-action lawsuit".

We are both superpowers as viewed by the rest of the world and the rest of the world knows that the fate of all mankind is in our hands: that a war between us could literally wipe out all humankind.

Today's new technology products are so much better and cheaper than legacy products that they can literally wipe out old industries overnight.

Would you send a postcard from a place built to literally wipe out an entire generation?

In footage shown in the doc, former Antelope mayor Margaret Hill asks, "Should… a group of people of like persuasion be allowed to enter an area and literally wipe out the culture that is there?" without a shred of irony.

"It's making these incredible hot runs where it's literally wiping out the forest," said Buckley, an ex-firefighter for the U.S. Forest Service and head of the Central Sierra Environmental Resource Center, which has worked for more than two decades to protect the region's ecosystem.

In footage shown in the doc, former Antelope mayor Margaret Hill asks, "Should… a group of people of like persuasion be allowed to enter an area and literally wipe out the culture that is there?" Apparently she'd forgotten the entire history of the American Revolutionary War.

It caused me to have panic attacks and literally wiped me out for ages.