Sentence examples for The sweeps from inspiring English sources
verb
To clean (a surface) by means of a stroking motion of a broom or brush.
- To sweep a floor, the street, or a chimney
The sweeps were made by sweeping the gate voltage from 0 to 20 V, back to -20 V, returning to 0 V.
"The sweeps and curves were inspired by the Southern California landscape".
The sweeps illustrated the intricate connections among radical Islamic groups across Europe and beyond.
The sweeps period began on April 27 and will end tomorrow.
The sweeps system, which originated in radio, has been around for almost fifty years, and it shows.
"The sweeps force us into a situation where we drive our viewers away at other times of the year".
The sweeps months (February, May, July, November) are relics of an earlier television age, when collecting detailed ratings all the time was too expensive.
The sweeps were carried out from Feb. 23 to March 31.
The sweeps were averaged separately for both types of deviants and standards.
But he was critical of the sweeps.
So why do the sweeps continue to exist?
