Sentence examples for effort to sweep from inspiring English sources
Then he settled into his familiar and powerful second effort to sweep away all but Schleck.
"I'm anticipating being slow for a while," he said of his first-time effort to sweep out everything.
"He entered a guilty plea in an effort to sweep it under the rug, and it blew up in his face.
Petitioner's effort to sweep aside any tension in the Election Code by chalking it up to "different terminology," misreads the statute and the Florida Supreme Court's opinion below.
The disclosure of the documents by American and British newspapers came just hours after government officials acknowledged a separate seven-year effort to sweep up records of telephone calls inside the United States.
The confirmation of the classified program came just hours after government officials acknowledged a separate seven-year effort to sweep up records of telephone calls inside the United States.
They point out, too, that police efforts to sweep the streets and the shelters of undesirables sometimes only add another spin to the revolving doors -- moving the chronically homeless among jails, shelters and the streets.
'The government's efforts to sweep the problem under the carpet has exploded in its face, leaving the poultry industry in tatters and the very safety of the public in jeopardy,' the Bangkok Post newspaper said in its editorial yesterday.
It's a strange development — not just because the White House has made extraordinary efforts to sweep a record numbers of immigrants into custody, but also because the White House and the Secretary of Homeland Security say they didn't know about it until yesterday.
Throughout 1917 the Admiralty was becoming more concerned about German efforts to sweep paths through the British-laid minefields intended to restrict the actions of the High Seas Fleet and German submarines.
But occasionally, in other parts of the world, people living next to unexploded ordnances much more dangerous than those in the Falklands will resist efforts to sweep and secure the areas, leaving the mines untouched.
