Sentence examples for commitment to sweep from inspiring English sources
Bishop Lori and other church leaders knowledgeable about the revisions insisted that the panel made just minor changes and succeeded in preserving the American bishops' commitment to sweep all abusers from the priesthood.
To sweep the clouds away?
No wind to sweep everything away.
Yankees beat White Sox, 6-5, to sweep series.
Time to sweep up after CES.
The shoulders became a playground of invention, as Mr. Tisci renewed his commitment to tailoring by cutting a round sweep from the neckline and teaming the double-breasted jacket with a tunic and narrow pants.
While Johnson never wavered in his commitment to architecture-as-art, he could hardly help being swept up in that aspect of the "socially relevant" thinking which envisaged the remaking of cities.
The rest of his support was from those who got swept up by him rather than by any commitment to Labour as such.
Everyone who believes in and supports the democratic tide that swept Latin America following the fall of communism in Europe must affirm their commitment to monitoring the weak state of freedom of expression and democratic governance in Venezuela.
Even though NBC has moved the show twice and pulled it from May Sweeps, the network has publicly stated its three-year commitment to the program.
