Sentence examples for may sweep the from inspiring English sources

If anyone wins the first three tricks straight off, that player may sweep the pool without further play.

Already the film is highly anticipated: the Envelope, an awards blog produced by The Los Angeles Times, wrote on Monday that the documentary "may sweep the Emmy elections".

By January, when the legislative elections are expected, Fatah may be in such tatters that Hamas may sweep the board.For now, Egypt, which wants a calm Gaza on its doorstep, has sent mediators for talks between the militants and the PA.

The volunteers may sweep up the Corniche every day, but elsewhere trash piles up.

The cost of a single lawsuit, wrongfully prosecuted, may sweep away the earnings of years, and the reputation upon which he depends to meet the daily wants of life.

The most pressing fears, particularly in Denver, are that as many as 30,000 demonstrators may sweep into the city to disrupt the convention.

Telegraph columnist Mary Riddell raised concerns that the Clinton-Obama matchup may become so heated that John McCain may "sweep into the White House by his opponents' zero-sum game".

As American citizens feel let down by decades of promises and assurances, their disenchantment may sweep Donald Trump into the White House, to the horror and astonishment of the established élites.

Do you remember seeing it?" If she doesn't, ask: "Could you help me look?" Who knows: a fresh pair of eyes, like the proverbial new broom, may sweep clean and spot the jewelry right off the bat.

The message is clear for the likes of Tremlett and Mahmood - if they don't make the most of their chances this winter a whole new generation may sweep them away and keep the pressure on the big boys.

On an evening in Venice, a procession with banners and torches may sweep into one of the little piazzas.