Sentence examples for to help wipe from inspiring English sources
It was Sept. 25, 1977, the first game of a doubleheader in Toronto, and Kingman homered to help wipe out the Blue Jays, 15-0.
Eager to help wipe out the Nazis, he joined the Army Air Corps in 1943 and even persuaded the local draft board to let him mail his own induction notice.
No one stepped up bigger Monday than Garcia, who issued a statement performance to help wipe away some of the soggy residue from the beginning of the long weekend.
Gene drives could also be used to help wipe out schistosomiasis, a parasitic disease, carried by blood flukes, that affects hundreds of millions of people each year and kills as many as two hundred thousand.
As a child, one of her duties was to help wipe down the seats at the Daytona International Speedway before races so that the customers wouldn't get dirt on their bottoms.
He has 101 hits in 66 games, six games fewer than it took Lance Johnson to set the previous Mets record in 1996 for fewest games needed to reach 100 hits... Scott Hairston hit a three-run homer in the fifth to help wipe out a 6-2 deficit.
Since December, Singapore and Malaysia have arrested dozens of Muslim radicals with apparent links to Al Qaeda, while the Philippines has invited American troops to come in and help wipe out Abu Sayyaf, another militant outfit with possible Al Qaeda ties.
And that might lead an observer with a sanguine cast of mind to wonder whether similar efforts might help wipe out other corrosive cultural tendencies around the world, like corruption.
But they're so horrific that they can push a Muslim-majority nation to impose harsh anti-veil laws, and persuade citizens to swallow them, in the dim hope that this can help wipe out these twisted fuckers.
Voters should remember this: A president may or may not be able to improve schools or protect manufacturing jobs in Ohio, but a president probably could help wipe out malaria.
Now rain was gently sanding the mountains down and might some day help wipe them away.
