Sentence examples for started to wipe from inspiring English sources

Mr. Mould, whose self-named gallery is set in the Mayfair district of London, poured white spirit on cotton balls and started to wipe down the portrait.

But the year was noteworthy, too, for G.M., which started to wipe away some of the layers of tarnish on its once-good name.

I started to wipe it off, then decided not to.

But even as the custodians start to wipe the floors and the guards close the barriers, the process doesn't slow down for a second.

Dip an old rag in the heated vinegar solution and start to gently wipe the soleplate of the iron with the rag.

By day six, I started to feel a bit wiped out.

Once bubbles start to form on the area, wipe it dry with another washcloth.

If shaving cream starts to run down your forehead, wipe it immediately so it doesn't get into your eyes.

Be careful to avoid getting the suede wet though, so if condensation starts to form on the bag, wipe it up with a dry cloth.

Any small hardwood trees that start to fill it in are wiped out by small periodic fires.

Now a wave of labour arbitrage and the substitution of technology for humans is starting to sweep through transactional work, wiping out many routine white-collar jobs in rich countries.That will, of course, strike many Americans as a scary prospect.