Sentence examples for even swept from inspiring English sources

It has been raining a lot – some houses were even swept away in La Paz.

But he could also find his administration blown off-course or even swept aside by popular outrage.

Since Mr. Getman's arrest, bomb squads have searched student lockers and restrooms, and even swept the rafters of the auditorium.

A rumour even swept the City that the bonuses already handed to staff could be clawed back, if it could be proven that Lehman was no longer solvent when the money was paid.

No one has even swept up the spent bullet casings.An irony of the grim merry-go-round of Balkan wars is that some of the Serbs now fleeing Kosovo may well end up back in Croatia in the villages they fled in 1995.

(AP) -- Residents of Connecticut's largest city expressed relief on Friday that no one was killed a day earlier by a tornado that shredded trees and roofs, tore down power lines, crushed buildings and even swept through a museum dedicated to the flamboyant showman P. T. Barnum.

It may even sweep away Mike Riley, whose control of the snappily entitled Professional Game Match Officials Board is under unprecedented scrutiny.

Here, as elsewhere, Democrats are bracing for a Republican tide that could wash away dozens of members of Congress in November and even sweep the Republicans to power.

The Haaga is shaped like a Toro push mower, but the "motor" is a wheel-driven system of brushes that gather leaves and debris and can even sweep up a Coke can.

Once the need for a human behind the wheel is eliminated, vehicles become robots that can fetch groceries, drop children at school, even sweep the streets like a giant Roomba.

The big draw here is Gesture Control, which lets to flip back and forth between call and mute and you can even sweep your hand over the phone to turn off the alarm.