If she can, she's one step closer to wiping the floor with Trump.
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"No wonder CarMax is wiping the floor with AutoNation," the "Mad Money" host said.
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Work in small sections, wiping the floor with a slightly damp cleaning cloth and drying it immediately with a cotton towel.
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Wiping the floor with a towel under his foot—using his abductors, it appears—with his ankle tied to a Keiser.
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It is – and this is not hyperbole – wiping the floor with other representations of adolescence, particularly Netflix siblings 13 Reasons Why and Insatiable.
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For the most part these pressures and constraints do a good job of keeping you from just building a few super-fleets and wiping the floor with the Cylons.
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How about sending 1.5 million joint force Red Army troops fresh from wiping the floor with the Wehrmacht to encircle them along with 28,000 artillery pieces, 5,000 tanks, and 3,700 aircraft?
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Gail: I'm almost finished writing a book on the history of older women in America, and it is really a treat to watch Nancy Pelosi wiping the floor with Donald Trump.
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The breakdown of the vote was similar to what it was in South Carolina days earlier, with Rubio barely edging out Ted Cruz, and Trump wiping the floor with both of them.
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But the Tea Party wave that built across the country helped vault Rubio to prominence over Crist, and almost a year after he jumped into the race those same polls showed Rubio wiping the floor with the sitting governor.
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It has become a tradition for the smug, in editorials and essay and confident Facebook boasting, to assume that the presidential debates will feature their candidate, in command of the facts, wiping the floor with the empty huckster ignorance of their Republican opponent.
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It's easy to imagine a normal, less scandal-ravaged GOP nominee wiping the floor with Clinton — maybe adding New Hampshire and Nevada to the Electoral College haul, saving these two Senate seats for the GOP, and winning a real mandate in the popular vote.
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