Sentence examples for more wiping from inspiring English sources

Waiting for nine-minute scenes of Jenna Jameson, blonde and smooth and ferocious, a carnivore and an angel simultaneously, crawling toward a hard dick, mouth half-open, sweaty hairs stuck to her temples, giving orders and begging for more, wiping cum off of her eyelids.

"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.

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.

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

The FTSE suffered its fifth biggest fall in history, closing down 7.16% at 4079.5 - a 315-point fall - more than wiping out all of Tuesday's gains.

A sharp drop in consumer confidence stifled enthusiasm for stocks yesterday, sending the market lower and more than wiping out Monday's gains.

Interest and debt-related charges for the year to September 29 jumped by 11.2% to £445m - more than wiping out ebitda of £402m, which were just 1.8% higher.

That is 1.6 percentage points above the cost of the Vanguard fund, more than wiping out your current tax savings.

Even for the show ring it needs no more than wiping down with a moist cloth.

This effect may result from a more efficient wiping of the wound, causing a higher protein uptake.