Sentence examples for allowed to sweep from inspiring English sources
Marat Izmailov was allowed to sweep too easily into space down the right before providing a cross that the sluggish Kolo Touré could not clear and Ricky van Wolfswinkel finished.
This gesture represented an early ripple before a wave of modernity was allowed to sweep through his secretive mountain kingdom, a world all of its own between China and the northeastern tip of India.
Women come to me often with disillusionment about a guy they allowed to sweep them off their feet immediately, without waiting to get to know all his facets.
Ask them too to push hard for the government in Sri Lanka to be held accountable for its violations of the human rights of the Tamil, Muslim, and Christian communities there with an independent inquiry by the United Nations and for neither Burma nor Sri Lanka to be allowed to sweep these concerns under the rug as they would like.
"It is difficult to see how the EU can build an enlarged area of political stability and functioning rule of law on its Eastern borders if the Russian president is allowed to continually sweep away criticism on these fundamental issues, and if the EU is not pushing for a concrete response," said Amnesty's Dick Oosting.
Casual injustices like this brazen theft of an indie developer's hard work mustn't be allowed to be swept under the rug.
It allowed them to sweep upfield.
That allowed Varada to sweep a backhand shot toward DiPietro that Barnes knocked in.
The resulting furor helped elect Margaret Thatcher as prime minister and allowed her to sweep away some of the old economic order.
Coach Tom Coughlin hammered his Giants players throughout the preseason with the slogan "Build the Bridge," urging them to continue to display the qualities that allowed them to sweep their final six games last season and emerge as Super Bowl champions.
EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. — Coach Tom Coughlin spent the preseason urging the Giants to "Build the Bridge," as the team's motto says, by carrying into the new year the strong aspects of their play that allowed them to sweep their final six games last season and win the Super Bowl for the second time in four years.
