Sentence examples for ready to wipe from inspiring English sources

Her "Mastering the Art of French Cooking" was published in 1961, just as trends including feminism, food technology and fast food seemed ready to wipe out home cooking.

If there's a chance that our children might get encephalitis, then we're ready to wipe mosquitoes off the face of the earth.

It is understood Ridsdale's consortium is ready to wipe out the club's £5.2m debt and meet all the Football League's criteria to take the club out of administration.

The image of Le Corbusier hovering godlike above Paris ready to wipe aside entire districts and replace them with glass towers remains an emblem of Modernism's attack on the city's historical fabric.

"They were all too ready to wipe away what existed and start with a clean slate," and therefore "failed to explore just what it is people find attractive in areas and buildings".

Samba and reggae bands were the warm-up for Benedict, who then quoted the biblical Book of Revelation in assuring the youths, most dressed in bluejeans and T-shirts, that God is the future, ready to wipe away their tears and end their pain.

The army is ready... to wipe out the Egyptian army.

When ready to cook, wipe with a cold, damp cloth.

When that happens, as it does first to Seth, and then to Joe, the fellow who appears before you, ready to be wiped off the map, is you.

"All of Soho, Chinatown, the Lower East Side were ready to be wiped out for the Lower Manhattan Expressway.

After one week one Week, that is, not "when I'm ready"—ask a friend to wipe your phone clean of any emotionally loaded photos, messages, and videos.