Sentence examples for would like to wipe from inspiring English sources
Anne has somehow managed to retain that bright look, and many people would like to wipe it off her face.
He presents this much-ignored aspect of Roosevelt's thinking with sharp specificity ("I am so angry with that infernal little Cuban republic that I would like to wipe its people off the face of the earth," Roosevelt wrote in 1906) and then goes on to make a much more damaging point, angrily and persuasively connecting Roosevelt's race-based foreign policy miscalculations in Asia.
That sum is, for instance, well more than half of the $149 million budget for the National Endowment for the Arts and also of the $149 million budget for the National Endowment for the Humanities, both of which the Trump administration would like to wipe out.
She looked as if she'd like to wipe off her lipstick with the back of her paw.
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In chapters that view Jesus through the eyes of the first three Gospels, Cahill in a sense accomplishes something the church itself would like to achieve: to wipe the slate clean of a shameful catalog of crimes and start over again with the original intention.
Asked if she would like to emulate her heroine and wipe out several years in her life, Ms. Livesey said: "I'm the opposite of Edith Piaf.
Those are just two parts of my life that I would like to bring awareness to, and wipe the slate clean, in a sense, so that it's all out in the open.
Darryl Collins would like to believe the tensions could be wiped away by better public relations, but he is reserving judgment.
Jagadeesan would like to export, but a marketing trip to the United States would all but wipe out the firm's profits.
