Sentence examples for wiped to make from inspiring English sources

Between approximately 1967 and 1978, large quantities of videotape and film stored in the BBC's Engineering department and film libraries, respectively, were destroyed or wiped to make way for newer programmes.

Note: You can make a small tear in the edge of your alcohol wipe packages (one that doesn't puncture the inner pocket containing the alcohol wipe) to make them easier to quickly open when you need them.

Use generic cleaning wipes to make everything look shiny and new again.

The 250 muffler shops, tire installers and other grease-stained businesses that make up the tumbledown quarter of Queens known as Willets Point have long known that they could be wiped out to make way for a gleaming new convention center, New York City's first outside Manhattan.

The Germans wanted 60%, the IMF thought 75% of Greek debt had to be wiped out to make Greece solvent.

Every 24 hours, the video section is wiped clean to make room for a new question, which lowers the stakes on answering the questions via video in the first place.

Such, at any rate, are the traits we Americans tend to associate with the tribal peoples who were wiped out to make way for us.

Down on the ground, things look very different, as the city's architectural heritage is wiped clean to make way for the new.

You're staring at eight different kinds of baby wipes, trying to make life-impacting decisions for your unborn child: scented vs. unscented, organic vs. non-organic, name brand vs. generic.

Wipe it to make sure it is not dusty so it will look better.

In many parts of the world, people are wiping out forests to make charcoal for fuel.