Sentence examples for well wiped from inspiring English sources

But this was pretty well wiped away by the Republicans' response.

But, because I'm sixty-four, and I've been pretty well wiped out anyway, I might as well go out.

As Germany has found (it has pretty well wiped the problem out), this is not hard to do.

Modern medicine has pretty well wiped out the Black Death, so maybe a modern interpretation of that last X could be "data loss".

You might as well wipe it from the books.

A "support incident" could well wipe out your profit.

He may well wipe the floor with the competition, but it'll be a calm, contemplative, Zen-like floor-wiping.

This is because when the promotional period expires, quite a high rate of interest will apply – for example, it's 20.9% in the case of the MBNA deal – which could well wipe out some of the gains, according to Moneyfacts.

Well, wipe away those tears and get ready to go shopping for another hideous bridesmaid dress -- this guy is seriously in love -- with your best friend -- Stephanie!

Go ahead even if you fall down a hundred times as well, wipe your tears and go ahead because falling down is part of learning to how to stand".

He'd been paying for it out of his pocket, until he'd concluded that his faithful workshoppers could just as well wipe their asses at his humble abode, while he could keep all the money for himself.