Sentence examples for easy sweep from inspiring English sources

SIMON MORRISON bent forward and, with an easy sweep of his hand, popped a disc into his office CD player.

Those would be CBS, which will manage an easy sweep victory despite its underachieving Olympic coverage, and NBC, which coasted behind mostly repeat fare during the games, trying to keep up the value of the Olympics because it owns the next five of them.

Estancia appeared on its way to an easy sweep when Kyle Treiger recorded his fifth ace, which dropped near the backline.

Analysts pointed to business customers as an area of particular interest because the release of Windows 10 at the end of the month means that companies could switch to new Windows computers and smartphones in one easy sweep.

"They knew that the people in the dispensaries were almost exclusively LGBT with AIDS back then, and so they could go in for an easy sweep of gay people buying marijuana who were too sick to fight back whenever they wanted.

The Huskies, ranked No. 8 in the country, are 2-0 with easy sweeps of Mercer and Eastern Washington on Friday and Saturday, respectively.

And while chinchillas can't be completely house-trained, their arborio-rice-size droppings are easy to sweep up.

And in the frenzy of hyper-patriotism and militarism that followed 9/11, it was easy to sweep us away completely, at least in North America.

Doug Webster tempered the easy, spacious sweep of skating with unusual rhythms in his new "Cabaret Manana" and in "Appalachia Waltz," choreographed with JoAnna Mendl Shaw.

If it was easy to sweep aside a border of a shattered state such as Syria, the frontiers of stronger states such as Turkey, Israel and Jordan proved resistant.

Lola's Sprinkle Me Lola ($18 at Henri Bendel) and Scarlett's POWder ($17 at Henri Bendel) make it easy to sweep a hint of shimmer on face or shoulders.