Sentence examples for old sweep from inspiring English sources

This is O.K. for something a bit offbeat, like the Piazza Armerina mosaics of Sicily, but it's a snooze if you're getting the same old sweep of the Sistine ceiling.

As Ruth Davis, the bridegroom's sister, held up a broom with colored ribbons hanging from its handle, his father, Rodman Davis, read these verses: This old sweep has magic power To man and maid it brings its flower Of happiness and love that's true.

It turns out that most people prefer the old sweep hand, even as we rush into the digital age.

She was 22 years old, swept up in love, and decided to tie the knot without receiving her father's permission.

The definition of α > 0 is also important to this discussion since in the detection of sweeps we must allow for old sweeps in which de novo mutations may have begun to accumulate on the fixed haplotype, genotyping errors which are locus specific but average about 0.5% for this assay, and the incorrect ordering of loci by the UMD3.1 sequence assembly.

In 1960, a 17-year-old swept over the Falls after his boat capsized upstream.

Yet it is undeniable that, as a 20-year-old swept in on a wave of unprecedented support for the SNP, she will be viewing the Commons through very different eyes.

Hitherto better known for elaborate clothing ranges than a tendency to compete in the dying throes of a major, the 32-year-old swept into contention by the 17th, when he fatally left an eagle putt 10 feet short and proceeded to pass up an opportunity for birdie.

The 37-year-old swept in Matt Oakley's nod-down to score the only goal of the game before half-time.

Strong, recent selective sweeps causing the fixation of large haplotypes may be identified using high-density SNP panels, however, older sweeps which have accumulated new mutations and weak sweeps which have resulted in the fixation of relatively small haplotypes will not be detected.

"I'll dress up in sacking, play an old woman, sweep the stage, if it means that one day I can be like them".