Sentence examples for maybe sweeping from inspiring English sources

If the Red Sox thought they might storm into the Bronx, sweep three games and hope they could somehow overtake the Yankees, Clemens did an excellent job of sweeping away those hopes and maybe sweeping away the Red Sox.

Maybe my sweeping "earn more, reach higher, do better" approach has been doing more harm than good.

So, maybe we can put aside our sweeping generalisations about the footballing fraternity and maybe the government is on to a winner with this new scheme - football being central to the nation's psyche.

You can be sweeping very hard for maybe 25 seconds, then you've got to recover quickly to enable you to throw the next stone with finesse.

Not just grand, sweeping failures like losing everything, maybe, but silly little things, too.

It should not be too much to expect that pedestrians, seeing me sweeping up the mess made by someone else (maybe them?), could at least step aside and let me do my job as quickly as possible.

Maybe it's time to let dreams of Lady Gaga sweeping awards season die... ...

Maybe this time, New Yorkers would vote in full knowledge of the consequences of sweeping out all elected officials at once.

And maybe I shouldn't judge a film by a disfigured waist or its sweeping romantic trailer.

"I do hope maybe the norms are changing, and people are saying, 'We can't just keep sweeping it under the carpet,' " she said.

Maybe it was schlepping boxes at the local Wal-Mart, serving up burgers at McDonald's or sweeping the floor at Home Depot.