Sentence examples for danger of getting swept from inspiring English sources
Not that Itoje appears in much danger of getting swept away by the hype.
Retailers large and small are in real danger of getting swept under by the rising tide of e-commerce, especially by Amazon, which is predicted to account for nearly half of U.S. e-commerce sales by 2026, according to UBS.
Instead of getting swept away with romance, focus on forming a bond of trust and friendship.
So does a first-act curtain portending a degree of danger that somehow gets swept away during the intermission.
Too many of us get swept up entirely in day-to-day matters, she observes.
What other bits of British history get swept under the rug? 7. The rest.
And the vast majority of them went out and got swept anyway.
"Gabriela is now part of the vortex we all get swept up in," he said.
Euphoria moved the sea of unarmed people past police officers warning of danger, and Mr. Merhi's son, a high school senior, got swept up in the chanting: "Not a single step back".
It's so easy to get swept into the tide of competitive sports parenting.
