Sentence examples for being swept off from inspiring English sources

But she was too weak to swim half the time she was in the water, and the team was being swept off course.

That family's secure position is demonstrated by their large country estate, and, early on in their relationships, both prospective spouses are supported by Mr. Hewett, Wilton with a position on "one of his companies" and Nola reports being "swept off her feet" by Hewett's attention and presents.

Imagine a scene where you are being swept off to sleep.

It was the only way to avoid being swept off of our feet.

Before anyone else asks, no my life was not changed by being swept off my feet by any maharajas, sheep farmers or South American drug barons.

If you feel yourself being swept off your feet, and it's all just a little bit too full-on, be careful and listen to your gut.

They are swept off by the wonderful housemistress, Jill Etheridge.

But roofs that were swept off by the storm still rest beside the main street.

When this happens, actors do tend to be swept off rocks.

The visitors, led by Günter Verheugen, the commissioner in charge of EU enlargement, are swept off to meet local dignitaries.

Girly ginghams and ruby red accessories have gone well together since Dorothy was swept off by the cyclone.