Sentence examples for quickly wiping from inspiring English sources

The man was glancing in a mirror, too, quickly wiping the cream from his nose.

Me: "Oh, no," quickly wiping the smile from my face, and shaking my head sadly.

Antibiotics change the normal gut flora very quickly – wiping out the indigenous, harmless bacteria and leaving the patient susceptible to resistant bacteria such as Clostridium difficile.

He would get out to the mound and get loose quickly, wiping sweat from his forehead and his upper lip with his glove between pitches.

But now, the long carbonic reach of industrialized society is quickly wiping out one of the toughest creatures on earth, a species that's hard-wired to the polar desert and cannot adapt.

The cost of residential care will hit the people of Britain particularly hard in the coming years, with many facing bills of £20,000 a year or more, quickly wiping out inheritances and providing an incentive for a 'granny flat', an attractive alternative to state care.

That cushion could be quickly wiped out in the case of a U.S. default.

Suicide squads, like one that penetrated the United States Embassy in Saigon, were quickly wiped out.

Mr. Rosenblatt, despite his victories to date, could see them quickly wiped out by an appeals court.

Pat dry and quickly wipe the bowl to remove the salty water.

I glanced back at my children, and I quickly wiped away my tears.