Sentence examples for supposed to wipe from inspiring English sources
Only yesterday, the Web was supposed to wipe out print, and only the day before that, television was supposed to wipe out radio.
That puts the old incumbent vendors on the spot, because they helped create lots of that stodginess that fast messaging and document collaboration is supposed to wipe out.
It also sets up a new fund for payments to session musicians and a "clean slate" provision that is supposed to wipe out musicians' debts to their labels.
There's something unexpectedly satisfying, too, about the idea of experiments supposed to wipe out the physical markers of Jewishness imparting, instead, the ability to infiltrate enemy ranks.
The Good Dinosaur is premised on a what-if idea: the meteor supposed to wipe out the dinosaurs bypasses the planet, a near‑miss episode that makes a funny opening sequence.
In New York adult outlets are fighting in court to preserve a loophole that lets them continue to thrive despite tough zoning restrictions that were supposed to wipe many of them out.
Greenwood reportedly said he paid off the remainder of the balance before it was due, but a BofA representative told him that "credits are not considered as payments on credit accounts," so Greenwood was being charged interest on the $1,450 that the credits were supposed to have wipe out.
"Who is supposed to be wiping this after me?" he called.
In other cases, army commanders gave or sold weapons to the very armed groups they were supposed to be wiping out.
Oh! how we were all supposed to chortle, and wipe a tear from the eye.
