Sentence examples for called to sweep from inspiring English sources

As much as anyone is called to sweep streets, I am called to be a scientist.

It was a call to sweep away the ruling order, including the Republican leadership.

In Roles v Nathan 2 All ER 908 a pair of chimney sweeps were called to clean the flues of a boiler.

At a recent parade of reservists, Mr. Chávez called on them to "sweep away the bourgeoisie" if he were assassinated.

"The position paper essentially calls on journalists to sweep uncomfortable details under the carpet," Andre Picard, a columnist for The Globe and Mail, wrote in 2009.

Then FOX News can assure us that Brian Williams personally saw its complete destruction and that Halliburton, or whatever it's called now, was hired to sweep in, get all the oil and rescue a few little people from the last remaining witch.

At one point she gives a desperate plea to camera, calling for a caveman to sweep her off her feet.

Attempts to adapt turbine engines to automobiles go back to at least to the 1950s, a time when aircraft jet engines — a type of turbine usually called a turbofan — were beginning to sweep aside piston power in the skies.

The rapporteur from the ENVI Committee called this 'a deceitful attempt to sweep the text from the table' [ 19].

Mr. Draskovic and other members of the opposition have sometimes been intemperate in their language and have come close to calling for a popular movement to sweep Mr. Milosevic out of power without benefit of elections.

Most likely to: Cause a new dance sensation to sweep the nation called The Foal.