Sentence examples for which were wiped from inspiring English sources

'We're big fans of yours.'" Cost of archiving Bennett's earliest television sketches, which were wiped on the orders of the then-controller of BBC 2, Sir David Attenborough: "I mustn't dodge it," Attenborough revealed.

But several members support keeping the buffalo, which were wiped out in large numbers during the 19th and 20th centuries and have only recently begun to resurge in the West.

Kessler acknowledged the problem but contended that "we do have the ability to prove that we are smarter than the dinosaurs," which were wiped out by a 10-kilometer asteroid.

These corals, which were wiped out in the Permian-Triassic extinction about, did not dominate reef construction since sponges and algae also played a major part.

The inhabitants of the villages which were wiped out have been relocated to higher, safer inland locations.

The Dallas Mavericks' Richard Jefferson with the Almost Dunk of the Year, which was wiped off the board thanks to an offensive foul.

After a bad year for jobs, 1962 showed improvement, all of which was wiped out in 1963 as the economy sputtered again.

Their remarks saw the £48bn which was wiped off the UK's top companies when US Federal Reserve chairman Ben Bernanke hinted at an end to its QE programme two weeks ago, wiped back on again.

He is living under what he describes as severe financial stress, since he is personally liable for $1.8 million that he borrowed to make his capital contribution to the firm, and which was wiped out by the firm's bankruptcy.

In April 2009, the coast's first boutique hotel, the Koa Kea, opened in a prime spot along the beachfront; it occupies the footprint of the Poipu Beach Hotel, which was wiped out by Hurricane Iniki in 1992.

The party, which was wiped out in the European Parliament in May – with Mr Griffin losing his seat as an MEP – announced it had appointed Adam Walker, a former teacher banned from the profession for life, as its new leader.