Sentence examples for begin to sweep from inspiring English sources
Something big that she believes could begin to sweep through the valleys, towns and cities of Wales.
It isn't until you get out near the edge and around the mountain ranges that the air currents begin to sweep down towards the coast.
A glass-walled tasting room overlooks flat fields of vines that begin to sweep upwards to the rear of the property and, inside, a fireplace and warm earth tones create a welcoming setting for winter tastings.
The trade customers have been and gone, leaving just a few members of the public to wander round the stalls, as traders begin to sweep up the flotsam and jetsam of another busy morning.
And in the final "Harry Potter" film, we see Filch begin to sweep up the rubble after the Battle of Hogwarts. .
Then he began to sweep hook shots into the air.
Reggaeton is already beginning to sweep US hip-hop circles.
Measles, typhoid and cholera are already beginning to sweep through the camps.
What did it feel like as Stone Roses fever began to sweep across England?
I wonder if sometime around 50 years ago a great mental tide began to sweep across the world.
Working among the people, a man in coveralls began to sweep the plaza with a broom.
