Sentence examples for wipe the old from inspiring English sources

A different Hackney, younger, brasher, will emerge and wipe the old one away, and wipe me away, only now I'm quite happy about that process".

Well, no knock-outs there but any predictions that Paul Ryan's mighty brainpower was going to wipe the floor with Old Joe seem misplaced.

And what the government would do would be: wipe out the shareholders, put in new management -- wipe out the old management and put in new management -- and then let the bank run sort of independently without day-to-day government intervention".

The ideal was to wipe out the old and start again.

The attacks on Fannie and Freddie are, at their source, biblical in belief: perhaps a flood of legislation can wipe out the old sins of the mortgage market and make room for some newer, more moral system of financing mortgages.

Bone also has a crack repair team, in every sense of the word: osteoclast cells that dig around the cracks, using acids to wipe away the old matrix, and osteoblast cells that migrate in and secrete fresh spacklings of bone.

Armstrong is taking his role in the swish new CBBC version very seriously, or at least as seriously as one can when the director's instructions include things like: "Should that sneeze be more… elephant-like?" He's aware that any remake is met initially with arm-folding disdain by people who act as if it might somehow wipe away the old show.

The oil filter is quite simple to remove after the cap has been removed; just pull it out and wipe out the old oil with a rag.

Stable masters oversee strict hierarchies, only slightly exaggerated in the widely believed rumour that apprentices wipe the bottoms of the older wrestlers.

They hired a new marketing chief, Larry Light, and he will wipe the fog from the old-timers' glasses.

People think of bankruptcy as a way to wipe the slate clean of old obligations, but that's only half true.