Sentence examples for is now swept from inspiring English sources

She pretends this difference doesn't much matter to someone as wise as she is now, swept up in "this hum and bustle of ordinary life".

"Please could I have your autograph?" But Geoff Hurst – Sir Geoff, as he is now – swept heedlessly on, whereupon another juvenile illusion perished and died.

The street is now swept two times a week.

Sadly, Korea is now swept by a wave of feminine consumerism that threatens to make all women waste their time thinking about clothes, make up, and drinking café latte at fashionable cafes.

That world was now swept away.

Although we're now swept up in an almost tiresome blame game, it's worth pausing to actually review the past two years.

The third is now set to sweep through homes not just techie homes but all the rest.

Far from receiving favoritism, he said, his small pharmacy was almost destroyed by an unforgiving government bureaucracy and is now being swept into a politicized inquiry.

It suits the new government to argue that sleaze became widespread during 18 years of Tory misrule, but is now being swept away.

Each dynasty favoured different construction methods, and a 40-mile section built during the Han dynasty, which used mostly packed earth bricks, is now being swept away.

His hair, which formerly suffocated his forehead — giving him a signature look he couldn't shake — is now mostly swept up and back, in the manner of most young bros.