Sentence examples for broom out from inspiring English sources
"I'm getting my broom out for the sweep, guy," Mr. Trossi taunted.
The deliberately ambivalent title of Another Year can be read in two very different ways; as the declaration of a positive new broom – out with the old, in with the new – or as the depressing acceptance of an unalterable status quo.
If nothing else, the Continental Concept demonstrates that there are strong signs of life in a grand old brand, and the company is eager to broom out any vestiges of the old, dreaded Parthenon grilles from the '70s.
Our son, who was 2 at the time, to my horror threw a broom out the kitchen window.
Mr. Brown, looking back to his first hit, said " 'Please, Please, Please' not only made me a big star but took the broom out of my hand because I was a janitor".
"Phooey!" An elderly prisoner with a push broom came out behind the cat.
These were followed by alehouses, which were run by women (alewives) and marked by a broom stuck out above the door.
Is all of this simply a stiff broom sweeping out the old and making space for a new and vibrant Carnegie Hall?
But Mr. Cameron's new broom turned out to be a cautious one, with no changes in any of the top ministerial posts held by Conservatives, other than health.
With the obligatory broom jokes out of the way, a real discussion can begin of this event that included Ms. Rivera, a Wiccan high priestess known as Lady Rhea, and many members of the city's Wiccan culture.
