Sentence examples for it would sweep from inspiring English sources

One of the rare shows not based on a movie or an existing songbook, "Mormon" was the clear favorite for best musical, but whether it would sweep all of its categories was the talk of Broadway in recent weeks, given its critical acclaim and audience enthusiasm.

"It would sweep a whole chunk of the upper-middle class into what used to be a fairly elite group".

It would sweep past, but not conquer, the cities along the way: Nassiriya, Samawa, Najaf and Karbala.

If she did not get out of the grip of the current, it would sweep her past that last little nub of the continent and out to sea.

Growth hasn't come yet, but if it comes, then no one quite knows if it would sweep away Labour's strength too.

Crucially, it would sweep away the alphabet soup of banking regulators and replace them with one new agency called the Financial Institutions Regulatory Administration.

Moments later she came back with a broom and handing it to me, asked if I would sweep the stage.

Our shared obsession began at the Building Block, a millwork shop so far west on 30th Street it looked as if heavy rain would sweep it into the river.

She imposed a monumental crescendo on the climactic E-flat, letting it build like a wave that would sweep everything before it — until, of course, it ended.

He feared that, were it widely known, Palmerston "would sweep the country".

I would sweep it up with a finger en route to the dishwasher.