Sentence examples for more wipes from inspiring English sources

Getting adults to use more wipes in the bathroom, in other words, requires marketers to engage in a sort of toilet training with grown-ups, and Cottonelle and other brands apparently think cultural taboos have relaxed enough to do exactly that.

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

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.

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 wet wipes are being used and flushed.

That more than wipes out yesterday's 101-point tumble.

NSF was granted a 7.7% increase for its $3.6 billion research account, which, to the agency's delight, more than wipes out a 0.5% cut proposed by the president.

It logically follows that a decline of 3.5% in the value of the assets more than wipes out all of the firm's capital.

Tuesday's gains were more than wiped out.

This is in a way creating wealth, more than wiping out poverty.

The rally more than wiped out the market's losses from Wednesday, when stocks tumbled 1 percent.