Sentence examples for successfully wiped from inspiring English sources
And we successfully wiped the wolves out of the lower 48 once.
A side effect of Mr. Schwarzenegger's campaign was that it so successfully wiped out distinctions between reality and its theme-park simulation that few, including the news media, could delineate one from the other by the end.
You had successfully wiped away all the other crushes I harbored at school, so that I thought only of being at home, and of where in the course of the afternoon and evening our paths might intersect, whether or not you would bother to glance at me at the dinner table.
After every disk was successfully wiped, each one was installed with Windows 7 Professional - 64 bits.
The greatest injustice to recall on Thanksgiving is the genocide perpetrated by European settlers against the Native Americans, successfully wiping out most of them over the course of some 200 years of ruthless expropriation of their lands, their means of livelihood and food, and their self-respect.
Theirs was a sound that echoed through a truly dumb and decadent time in music, and for all the horrors '90s nostalgia can deliver in pop culture, at least we can celebrate that decade successfully wiping hair metal off the map.
If you successfully wipe out all of the defending armies in the area you are attacking, occupy the territory with at least as many attacking armies as used in the attack.
According to Milton-Edwards, "This security policy successfully instilled terror in the camps and wiped out the fedayeen bases".
Usain Bolt is wiped out by a cameraman on a Segway moments after successfully defending his 200m world title.
Similarly, in several Middle Eastern nations the Arabian oryx, which was wiped out in the wild in the 1970s, has been successfully reintroduced using animals bred in zoos and private preserves.
Though not yet ready for the local drugstore, the inexpensive, easily portable and consumer-friendly wipe has successfully identified one E. coli strain, O157 H7, in the laboratory.
