Sentence examples for which washes away from inspiring English sources

It's a Shona expression meaning "the rain which washes away the chaff before the spring rains".

But the flood, which washes away Forrester as he steps out of the erotic uterus -- I mean, cave -- takes with it any confidence you were gaining in Kunzru.

After developing the image on the PCB using special chemicals, you put the PCB through a process called 'etching' which washes away all of the exposed copper leaving behind a fingerprint mold".

We especially love this facial cleanser, which washes away dirt and grime without leaving skin feeling tight.

Playing an instrument forces you to think in sounds instead of words, which washes away the clutter of negative thoughts, anxieties, emails, spreadsheets, personal dramas, or whatever else.

Any reforms a President Sanders would pursue would have to be extremely watered-down versions of what he preaches on the stump, which washes away any competitive advantage he would have over a President Clinton or Biden on domestic issues.

The sand — much of which washed away from the beaches between 1975 and last year — will help to protect the communities behind it.

It appeared that the storm, although brutal, would not cause the devastation of Hurricane Wilma, which washed away whole beaches in Cancún in 2005, killed seven people and caused more than $2 billion in damage.

The slot was won by ITV1's The British Soap Awards, with 5.2 million (22.8%) between 8pm and 10pm, which washed away BBC1's Traffic Cops, watched by 4.1 million (19.1%) between 8pm and 9pm.

Mr Patil said around 5.6 million people in 16,000 villages had been hit by the heavy seasonal rains, which washed away tens of thousands of homes as well as roads, railway tracks and bridges.

Past threats to isolate Iran were stymied first by high oil prices — which washed away the effects of modest economic sanctions — and then by Iran's determination to enrich uranium no matter the cost.