Sentence examples for using it to wipe from inspiring English sources

Because this happened on Twitter, the feminists who had campaigned for the Jane Austen tenner in the first place started a backlash against the backlash under the hashtag #feministtenner, asking feminists to do something positive with the note instead of, erm, "Using it to wipe our arses".

You can do this by dipping a cotton ball into the rubbing alcohol or hydrogen peroxide and using it to wipe the front and back of the earlobe.

Kate used it to wipe her eyes and to clean Jim's face and her hands.

Maybe the guests of 2013 will use it to wipe their well-greased feet, or maybe it will just be a source of zany amidst the chaos.

Though the Pentagon insists that the money will go toward disabling the drug trade, common sense would indicate that Colombia's army might prefer to use it to wipe out the guerrillas.

Ko hinaka popopo la Your hankie is worn out Ua 'ai 'ia ka elelu Eaten by roaches A na'u no ia a sawele nei la I use it to wipe off E, e, e, ko kama'a miomio.

And after a campaign appearance at Iowa State University on Thursday, Mrs. Bachmann warned, "Iran has stated once they gain a nuclear weapon they will use it to wipe Israel off the face of the earth".

While Evans is insistent he has learned the lessons from that experience he says of the finance put into Crawley by Winfield and Carter: "They took the majority of their investment and used it to wipe out the football club debts and they had a plan by [last] July that they would be clear and they achieved that.

All I could do was use it to wipe away my tears.

We can use it for the betterment of mankind, or we can use it to wipe out millions.

She held a washcloth under warm water, then used it to wipe gore off the webbing between his toes.