Sentence examples for which wiping from inspiring English sources
A few random acts of terrorism are not going to destroy what America has been all about, but taking away our liberties and leaving us under a dark blanket of censorship -- which wiping out whistleblowers will do -- threatens to erase many of those qualities that have made our country truly exceptional for so long.
Yesterday the MISEX slid by 156 points, which wiped off $58bn.
SSE fell 91p to £14.89, a 5.7% decline which wiped nearly £900m off its market capitalisation.
Fewer petitioners would be allowed to file under Chapter 7, which wipes away most debts.
My overweight fee was about $300, which wiped out quite a bit of my profit.
It reported interest expenses of $478 million in the quarter, which wiped out its $208 million operating income.
Meanwhile, the evidence for a single huge impact which wiped out the dinosaurs is itself under attack.
Their purpose is to provide a support for the doctor blade, which wipes ink from nonprinting areas.
The war caused a backlash against learning and knowledge, called the Simplification, which wiped out almost all traces of civilization.
First it was the 13 rainy weekends, which wiped out the entire spring and continued into July.
A number of top military companies, she shows, were granted outright monopolies, which wiped out competitive civilian companies.
