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271. Wipe the drawing off the blackboard before the teacher sees it.

272. In addition, a FIR digital filter is designed to wipe off the interference signal.

273. Wipe Expert support all popular browsers: Internet Explorer, Opera and Netscape.

274. The bathroom needs a good wipe once in a while, but not a full out, gloves-on scrub fest.

275. The sooner you wipe that disgrace off your character, the sounder will be your sleep.

276. Hitting candle every months also is very be necessary, but before waxing, should mix hydrosphere besmirch wipe up .

277. Wipe the cleaner and dirt away with a damp sponge(sentencedict.com), rinsing frequently.

278. Who can wipe away the dirt in sky for me.

279. Remove to a plate . Pour the fat from the casserole and wipe clean.

280. The Rend Blackhand arena event in Upper Blackrock Spire will now properly reset after a wipe.

281. Expire the milk of ache slightly need not fall, use the water of double first its dilute, after reoccupy dishcloth infiltrates, twist dry, wipe forcibly.

282. Rinse large shelled prawns and wipe dry. Mix in ground white pepper, salt and corn flour.

283. Oil skin: choose moistening type, and wipe off after absorption.

284. A saxophonist playing at Bethesda Terrace, a newly designated quiet area, could wipe out the gentle sound of the Bethesda Fountain for everyone else. Sentencedict.com

285. My boy, wipe these wrong words out with a pencil eraser.

286. Uncover use sordidly make up cotton is touched make up water wipe up, can undertake at ordinary times the foundation protects skin.

287. Life is like a mop, using today to mop up yesterday and wipe out tomorrow.

288. You can wipe off the gel paper, and get up dress now.

289. Not even the heaviest hangover will wipe Welsh memories of this red-shirted romp.

290. The issue, it will be seen, is a perfectly sharp one, which no eulogistic terminology can smear over or wipe out .

291. In Future, World fulls of danger. Luckily you armed with space craft to wipe out enemies.

292. To wipe out , rub off, or erase ( writing or other markings ).