Sentence examples for wipe out completely from inspiring English sources

Perhaps he just wanted to remind the world that a nation with overwhelming nuclear superiority could easily wipe out — "completely destroy" — a nation of twenty-five million people, with a vastly inferior arsenal, and probably do so in just a few minutes.

"I was about to wipe out completely," he said of the moment when he stepped on a home plate that he described as slick.

By 1980, the disease had been wiped out completely.

In fact, the chances are that waiting time will be wiped out completely.

That clinical approach yields many fruitful results, but it "wipes out completely the transcendent dimension," Dr. Buchwald said.

Or we as a people will be wiped out completely along with our churches, buildings and history all together.

He added: "To be wiped out completely, you can't tell me it wasn't something different.

The committee said the logging of mountain ash forests needed to halt in order to save the animal from being wiped out completely.

"That is why we need to keep these stocks and to keep studying them". However, other scientists disagree and argue the virus should be wiped out completely.

Entire sports — such as biathlon and cross-country skiing, in which Russia has excelled and in which its drug violations have been many — could be wiped out completely.

In other cases, the cancer may be wiped out completely, while in still others, the drugs may need to be used in combination with chemotherapy and radiation.