Sentence examples for gets swept off from inspiring English sources

With Congress out of session this week, it's up to us to speak out on this before it gets swept off the front pages and under the rug.

In that respect, the story that has stuck with me most vividly for the last fifty-odd years is The Land of Ps and Qs, in which rude children who will not say please and thank you get swept off (via a circle of magic toadstools and an underground railway) to the Castle Courteous.

You just get swept off your feet.

Beneath Rabe's alabaster beauty is a shrewd intelligence marked by disillusionment, and a vulnerability that allows her characters to get swept off their feet despite themselves.

It is less broad than the old one, but civil rights advocates still question whether innocent people will get swept off the streets.

Many of our members of Congress had double-digit leads in the polls in the last week and then got swept off their feet by six-figure buys by these secret groups.

This would shock Casual Corner Michelle, who spent all her free time writing stories about girls who solve mysteries and girls who keep horses and — in a nod to the Harlequin romances stacked in her bedroom — girls with auburn tresses who got swept off their feet by wealthy industrialists.

I mean, maybe I'll get swept off my feet.

The Crumbs cupcake chain isn't getting swept off the table just yet.

Do your due diligence, especially with any financial or romantic decisions you are about to make, because with the excitement that accompanies this year, you can easily get swept off your feet.

And my dad was--many people referred to him as Handsome Jack; he was a handsome guy, he was very charismatic, and she just got swept off her feet by him, and suddenly she was having babies one after another, before her dad even knew where she was, you know?