Sentence examples for constantly sweep from inspiring English sources
In the shop area, employees constantly sweep up sawdust piles so they can walk, not wade, around big lathes.
Women with brooms constantly sweep the stage, disposing of evidence; knowing who you are is hard in a world where even ambulances are sometimes police paddy wagons in disguise.
By studying slow-motion footage of shrews, Dr Prescott and his colleagues have discovered that the animals constantly sweep their whiskers back and forth, giving anything that seems interesting a second touch.Using this information, the researchers have built Shrewbot, a robot that reproduces the animal's head.
Unlike the large amusement parks, where the paths are constantly swept clean and all the workers wear matching uniforms and smiles, carnivals and the people who work them have a certain gritty, throw-back quality that patrons either relate to or find offensive.
I was constantly swept up in a current of emotion and carried wherever it went.
An advantage of this to the molluscs is that they can disperse upstream along with their temporary hosts, rather than being constantly swept downstream by the water flow.
Since then, it's been a place where old things are constantly being swept aside to make way for the new, or, as O'Donoghue puts it: "Queens will always change; Queens will always be the same.
IT WAS an Austrian economist, Joseph Schumpeter, who in his 1942 book "Capitalism, Socialism and Democracy" introduced the concept of "creative destruction": that old ways of doing things are constantly being swept away to make way for new ones.
The members of the Trailhead Colony transmitted their messages using about a dozen chemical signals, which they picked up by smelling one another constantly with sweeps of their antennae.
Disney workers constantly prune, rake, sweep, trim and water.
