Sentence examples for manage to wipe from inspiring English sources

Some unforeseen consequence of one of our powerful new technologies -- synthetic biology, some single-minded form of artificial intelligence or something else -- might manage to wipe us out, long before any laudable silicon descendant takes intelligence to the stars.

If, however, you manage to wipe out an opposite entirely by destroying his or her last army, you gain possession of all the Risk cards he or she may have had in their hands.

She has since managed to wipe out this debt.

Dortmund fans managed to wipe Schalke off the map, at least in one of their fanzines.

So far it has managed to wipe away $24 billion of the debts under the chief financial officer, Philip Hampton, above.

"Saint Joan" may come as close to a tragedy as anything Shaw wrote: "She was the only woman who ever managed to wipe the smirk from Shaw's face," the critic Bernard Levin once wrote.

The Boston Dynamics deal, for an undisclosed sum, brought inevitable – if overblown – comparisons between Google and Skynet, the rogue computer system which manages to wipe out much of humanity in the Terminator film series.

Scientists, with the help of public-health workers, have managed to wipe just two diseases from the face of the earth: smallpox and rinderpest (otherwise known as cattle plague).

The game offered players a variety of firearms to use on the Gypsy, or Roma, population and, if they managed to wipe out the entire population, the country's color on a map turned white, the center said.

My family came with me as far as the anaesthetist's room, and as I was wheeled through the doors I managed to wipe away my tears and wave goodbye.

On publication the note, titled Defcon 1, managed to wipe £1.6bn from the stock market value of listed rivals Tesco, Sainsbury's and Morrisons in a single day's trading.