Sentence examples for door sweeping from inspiring English sources

As the door being opened or closed, the door sweeping effect is the main source of the two-way airflow and contaminant exchange through the doorway.

He explained, "The water was coming in the front door and sweeping out the back".

Critics of the legislation claim it will open the door for sweeping discrimination against Mississippi's LGBT minority.

Democrats swept key state legislative and gubernatorial races across the country Tuesday, ensuring that at least 45 million more Americans will live under unified Democratic governance of their states next year and opening the door for sweeping policy changes on issues such as health care and education.

That view appears to put Ms. Kagan in the camp that criticized the Bush administration for arguing that the president could bypass laws, but also left the door open to sweeping executive authorities as long as Congress can be plausibly said to have signed off on them.

Nothing by Ghiberti is here, but the show opens with the influence that his brilliant reliefs for the Baptistry doors had on sweeping aside the remnants of Medieval Gothic style in Renaissance Italy.

Opening the door to sweeping investigations of this kind would be an invitation to the government to spy on people based on their race, religion or political activities.

Open to All aims to show people how a Supreme Court victory for the baker would "open the door to sweeping discrimination" far beyond the queer community.

Instead of writing resumes, training, and knocking on doors, the unemployed were sweeping highways and pulling up weeds.

García glided into the site of his promotional appearance, sweeping through the door and onto the polished marble floors.

With Merrill Lynch and New York Attorney General Eliot Spitzer settling on a $100 million fine regarding untoward analyst recommendations, the door has been opened for sweeping reform inside Wall Street brokerage houses and how they relate to their clients.