Sentence examples for do get swept from inspiring English sources
When bands do get "swept up in it all", drugs can become a problem.
"It's always different when you know somebody, but this just brings home for me what he was saying in his testimony — how sometimes innocent people do get swept up".
The upshot: Despite decades of E.E.O.C. enforcement proceedings and the widespread adoption of strict anti-harassment policies in the workplace, most sexual harassment claims never get reported and most of those that do get swept under the rug.
I have won awards before and it's not something you think about while you're working on the part, but once you get to somewhere like Venice and people are talking about it, well, you do get swept up in it - it's terribly glamorous and very exciting.' The London-born actress was previously best-known for her stage work, where she has won several awards.
So if you do get swept up in her power, roll with it.
But it did get swept up in the fervor, paying $700 million in late 2006 for Saxon, a subprime mortgage underwriter so it could gain access to subprime mortgages and repackage them into complex investment vehicles.
In making sure people know about Native culture and beliefs, "we don't get swept up and people don't walk over us anymore", she said.
"It's like that thing whereby you don't believe your own hype," he told V. "Enjoy the good times, but don't get swept away with it.
Don't get swept away with the pace of life, make conscious decisions on how you spend your time, and don't be afraid to have the hard conversations and say "no".
"That was the main thing: just don't get swept.
