You're the first human whose temperature I took, whose nose I wiped, and whose projectile vomit I was too tired to clean up and just sort of slept in.
Nicole Kidman plays Christine, an amnesiac whose memory wipes itself when she falls asleep.
Except for Mr. Lay, whose death wiped out his conviction, each of them still sits in prison.
Mr. Murru, from La Scala, is a tall, lean dancer with good technique whose physique wipes out Nureyev's images.
Henry's victory owed much to English and Welsh archers, whose longbows wiped out huge numbers of the French.
What it was we did, apparently - those of us whose ancestors wiped their noses upon their elbows - was to read classic literature, go to concerts and the theatre, learn to play musical instruments, join libraries, set up mutual improvement societies and generally attempt to pull ourselves up by our bootstraps.
China, whose ascendance wiped out an estimated 2.4 million jobs in the U.S. from 1999 to 2011, according to one recent study, has been particular scorned by both candidates as an unfair trading partner.
And don't forget Petro Poroshenko, the Ukrainian president whose promise to "wipe the slate clean of business interests" was swallowed by the west, but who it transpires was – at the very hour of his troops' gravest danger – concentrating instead on setting up offshore firms.
That spells danger for Aaron Cross, an agent of Operation Outcome, (described as "Treadstone, without the inconsistency"), whose handlers want to wipe him out.
There are people alive whose families were wiped out.
