Sentence examples similar to more wipe from inspiring English sources

"So you feel even more wiped out?" I asked Brad.

New friend nearby tells me "just as well, you wouldn't want to be called in the first half --" The judges will be more wiped, therefore, less picky after Intermission.

More rounds means a more secure wipe.

Roast English rose veal was three thick slices of gratifyingly chewy (non-sous vide?), well-flavoured meat with what came billed as "French-style peas" but were more wipe-the-plate-with-your-finger-good posh mushy peas.

After the drafting session, Hogarty and Eisenberg met once more, to wipe his computer of any classified information.

Depending on individual circumstances, this could more than wipe out any gains made from a bigger pay packet.

For him, the rise in fuel tax will more than wipe out the extra child tax credit.

If you carry a balance or pay bills late, the interest and fees will more than wipe out the rewards.

Their results looked forward and confirmed what Messrs Acemoglu and Johnson had found by looking back: increased population would more than wipe out any productivity benefits of better health.

Even in the boom years, the best estimate is it may have boosted trade by 10-15%, but its bailout will more than wipe that out.

Thus, a 4% loss rate would more than wipe out any equity they had.