Sentence examples for made to wipe from inspiring English sources

The police had found no evidence that attempts had been made to wipe out incriminating evidence.

The disease broke out three years ago, but little effort has been made to wipe it out and it is affecting banana production in this part of the country.

One of the most infamous crimes in Scottish history took place in freezing weather on 13 February, 1692, when an attempt was made to wipe out the MacDonalds of Glencoe by guests who had accepted their hospitality.

What efforts British forces do make to wipe out poppy fields only drives the locals to the Taliban as there is no other work on offer.

If the baby is female, make sure to wipe front to back so you don't spread bacteria.

I think the most important aspect to lubing a chain is not to go overboard thinking that more is better -- just the opposite is true -- and make sure to wipe the excess off the outside of the chain as that will only attract dirt and dust.

Such callous chit-chat is explained away in media articles here by the need for "psychological distance" of those whose job it is to kill, but in truth that's undoubtedly the way you talk when you, and only you, have god-like access to the skies and can hover over the rest of humanity, making preparations to wipe out lesser beings.

Make sure to wipe up if there were any spills.

Make sure to wipe surfaces after cleaning to remove residue and fumes.

Just make sure to wipe off any excess to avoid shine.

Also make sure to wipe excess makeup of the lid or top.