Sentence examples for so wiped from inspiring English sources

Others are so wiped out they can't move.

I am so wiped out I've had to ask Kevin for a glass of water.

But the bad part took over, and at the end of the day, when everybody was leaving, I was just immobile on the couch, I was so wiped.

And at the end of the day, she said, "instead of just watching television and vegging after work because I was so wiped out, I now have the energy to communicate in a meaningful, relaxed way with my husband and son".

It made no sense to me that I'd get so wiped out and tired after running the smallest errands.

He's done".. Donovan was so wiped out afterward he conducted his formal news conference shirtless, his torso wrapped loosely in a champagne-soaked towel.

So wipe off that smirk and pay attention.

So wipe that smirk off your face, press your dress whites and make with the rousing medley from South Pacific.

There was some justification for this different treatment: Wachovia has much more short-term debt than WaMu, so wiping out its creditors would have caused a bigger shock.

"There ain't no room in my bed, as far as I'm concerned," she belted in the chorus, "So wipe that dirty smile off".

If you can't have healthcare or a pension, no one should, so wipe out public sector unions and the services they administer.