Sentence examples for be swept up with from inspiring English sources

Broken glass should be swept up with a broom and dust pan and disposed of posthaste.

But the Prime Minister must consider the many ways in which the innocent and the vulnerable may be swept up with the guilty.

The Lampre-Merida rider Kristijan Durasek, the obligatory Cofidis contribution of Luis Ángel Maté and homeward bound Bretagne-Séché Environnement duo Anthony Delaplace and Brice Feillu kept him company and the last remnants of the quintet were swept up with 10 kilometres to go as the sprinters boarded their respective trains.

Similarly, handbags and manbags sitting smugly on seats without their own tickets will be swept up and auctioned off, with monies raised being invested back into public transport.

Men who seemed effeminate, girls with tattoos or peculiar jewellery, boys with long hair, could all be swept up.

"Mass" means you are swept up with everyone else; "bulk" implies your files are tossed haphazardly in a drawer.

"I don't think I've ever been swept up in something like I was swept up with that," James said before her Comic-Con appearance in San Diego.

The last time, everyone was arrested except Ms. Alexeyeva, but this time she was swept up with 50 others onto waiting buses.

As Gould recalled in a radio interview in 1963, he was swept up with Baroque music at the time of the Brahms performance and trying to flesh out Baroque elements in Brahms.

The six-foot-two-inch Kirk, a man of boundless amiability, so clearly delights in all the recognition, the hand-grasping, the jokey small talk — the everyday business of politicking — that strangers find themselves being swept up with him.

Elshamy had been held since August without charges after he was swept up with other protesters following the violent dispersal of a pro-Morsi sit-in that left hundreds dead.