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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a good sweep" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used in contexts such as cleaning, sports, or metaphorically to describe a thorough or effective action. Example: "After a long day of cleaning, I finally managed to do a good sweep of the entire house."
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"When you get a good sweep, you can pretty much tell immediately".
It'll also need a good sweep – try chimneyworks.co.uk or guild-of-master-sweeps.co.uk.
Many papers also said that the stage is now set for British film to have a good sweep at the Oscars in a few weeks time.
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I'm a very good sweep.
The results obtained from this scenario showed a very good sweep efficiency and oil recovery by optimization of well location in the high oil saturation areas.
A good chimney sweep, Mr. Gulland said, "will have a radar for screw-ups like that, because there'll be hints".
But for those who turn to the profession for safety and peace of mind, a good chimney sweep can indeed be a hero, or at least a comfort, especially this time of year.
The familiar 1.8-litre petrol engine has been wound up to 97bhp, and it's coupled to a motor with 71bhp – not epic figures, but with the two elements blending so well you can't see the join the result is a good, usable sweep of acceleraton.
14th over Zimbabwe 80-6 chasing 183 (Cremer 6, Utseya 0) Chigumbura played another good sweep, to take four to fine leg, but then didn't pick Ajantha Mendis's last ball and off he goes.
Third, the injected polymer volume was often between 0.4 and 0.6 PV to achieve good sweep efficiency.
Toys that have been seized by Ports and Border Authorities as part of a counterfeit goods sweep over the last year include swimming goggles, fake 'Frozen' dolls, Maleficent figurines, and fancy dress items.
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