12 Sentences With "wipe tears from"

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One shot showed Metcalf using a napkin to wipe tears from Koller's eyes. from People
"Like everyone else I'm shocked," said Jenkins, the florist, taking off her glasses to wipe tears from her face. from CNN
It was harder when Daniel asked me to wipe tears from his face because he was too weak to lift his own arms. from The New York Times
As he walked toward Ms. Guyger and wrapped his arms around her, Judge Kemp used a tissue to wipe tears from her eyes. from The New York Times
Limbaugh looked stunned for a moment and then stood up and appeared to wipe tears from his eyes, clasping his hands in front of his face. from The Hill
Idis Nicol played with her hands, appeared shy and, when asked how she was doing, only said, "I'm OK." She continued to wipe tears from her eyes. from CNN
The entertainer famously caused then-President Obama to wipe tears from his eyes as she belted out a rousing rendition of "(You Make me Feel Like) A Natural Woman" at the 85033 Kennedy Center Honors. from The Hill
The 83-year-old has spent the past 11 seasons of his 19-year-career with the Yankees, and he was honored with a pair of touching video messages that drove him to wipe tears from his face. from Reuters
Women and men begin to wipe tears from their face as they see the casket, which came to the museum after Till's body was exhumed in 2005 as part of a criminal investigation, and the boy's smiling picture placed next to it. from CNN
If you've ever seen her perform, if you've seen her speak publicly, or if you watched Ms. Dion furiously wipe tears from her cheeks as she spoke about Hurricane Katrina (that video is now making the rounds again because of the Houston flooding), you know this to be true. from The New York Times
I'm entitled! There's a black man stealing my show!'" He then pretended to wipe tears from his face, a reference to Clinton's emotional speech before the New Hampshire primary, and added, "She wasn't the only one crying. There was a whole lot of white people crying.
The jury was twice sent out of the courtroom so that he could wipe tears from his eyes and regain his composure. Ryan's daughters and a son-in-law, Michael Fairman, were implicated by testimony during the trial. Stipulations agreed upon by the defense and prosecution and submitted to the court included admissions that all five of Ryan's daughters received illegal payments from the Ryan campaign. In addition to Lynda Fairman, who received funds beyond those her husband Michael testified he had received, the stipulations included admissions from the rest of Ryan's daughters that they did little or no work in return for the payments.Election Funds Went to Relatives Chicago Tribune, October 7, 2005, accessed September 6, 2006.