Sentence examples for run wiping from inspiring English sources

"We're just amateurs," Mr. Thayne said after his run, wiping himself dry.

Instead, he ran away, wiping his pastel-covered hands all over the pristine white walls of the museum.

Minichiello could only regret the need to push so hard in a third run that saw Cooke injure her leg and the sled damaged as the possibility of a fourth run was wiped out.

The Seahawks threw three incomplete passes; a Shaun Alexander run was wiped out by a holding penalty.

Stokes, Villanova's leading scorer at 16.4 points a game, hit two 3-pointers during an 11-0 run that wiped out a 4-point halftime deficit and gave the Wildcats a lead they did not give up.

Things went badly wrong in at least three races, when he finished fast but too late on The Gurkha and Alice Springs in two Group Ones and when his room to run was wiped out by a rival as he partnered Kings Fete in a handicap.

"The cup run will wipe out the budget deficit for the year," chairman Ron Martin told BBC Essex.

Once the stain is gone (or patience has run out), wipe or rinse the skin clean.

The stock market plummeted, and Georgians made a run on banks, wiping out $165 million in deposits at the Bank of Georgia.

And following his dismissal former England international Paul Collingwood (13) passed 13,000 first-class runs before rain wiped out the last 21 overs.

Texas slugger Nelson Cruz had a three-run homer wiped out after umpires watched a replay and correctly overturned the call.