Sentence examples for got to sweep from inspiring English sources

"Somebody's got to sweep it up," Mr. Turso said.

"We pick up a game a week and then we've got to sweep them in Boston.

While I think that most of the greatest Indian dancers in recent history have been women, their teachers, or gurus, have usually been men, and as in a number of other traditional dance forms, the students got to sweep the floor and listen to the guru's philosophy of life for a long time before they were allowed to dance.

Long ago in this fractious land, it was decreed that this honor would go to the Nusseibehs and another Muslim family because Christian denominations kept fighting among themselves -- and still do sometimes -- over matters as mundane as who got to sweep which part of the church floor.

But di only work wey she fit get na to sweep street.

My mother would get to work and sweep everything out.

But he added, "We may have needed getting swept to get mad enough to try and beat them".

Whatever the cause, some records are bound to get swept under the rug to make way for the glory of a few select darlings each year.

Those may cause you to get "swept away" by infatuation or charms of life.

He had to hold contradictions in his head in order to allow himself to get swept up in a moment led by an inflammatory figure.

"The Spurs are a championship team, but we didn't want to be that team to get swept, or the team that facing uphill battle that gave up.