Sentence examples for come sweep from inspiring English sources

"We don't like the janitors to come sweep for fear they'll disturb something," Schoelkopf said.

Our culture may still whisper into the ears of young women that Prince Charming will come, sweep you off your feet, and take care of you -- which is fine if it happens, enjoy the ride -- but make sure you have a Plan B, because you absolutely cannot count on happily ever after.

The Prince who 20 years ago would have jammed until dawn thanks us for coming, sweeps out of the ballroom, and retires for the night.

Has he come to sweep the stage, or is he a prompter run mad?

And you'll be a long time waiting for a handsome prince to come and sweep you off your feet.

"To come and sweep the Boston Celtics is history in of itself," a beaming Kidd said after scoring a game-high 29 points and playing 53 minutes.

President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad has made great play of the fact that he has come to sweep away the corruption and rampant materialism of the recent past, restoring the original revolutionary austerity of Iran – and also of the guards.

After leading a putsch that toppled an unpopular government in December, he said all the right things expected of modern-day coup leaders: he was not really interested in power but had simply come to "sweep the house clean".

ITV's shareholders have been so desperate for a suitor to come and sweep them off their feet with a handsome cash offer, that even an outright denial of interest from Bertelsmann-owned RTL Group has made their hearts surge.

The challenge is remaining vulnerable when the credits roll, the lights go on, and the people come to sweep popcorn remains from the floor.

"She told us that everything would be fine -- that she would come and sweep up the mess herself with a broom and dustpan.