Sentence examples for only sweep from inspiring English sources

We can only sweep it into one corner or another".

With NBC ending that run already, in November, even though that's the only sweep month when ABC has "Monday Night Football," the prospect grows more likely that ABC will have had a one-year run as television's leading network.

Plans for a major new redevelopment of the museum, released last week, not only sweep under MoMA's roller the Folk Art Museum, a good and modest building next door on West 53rd Street, which MoMA acquired in 2011, but again focus the issue on what such radical growth has wrought.

The Lakers, whose four-game demolition of the Denver Nuggets was the only sweep in the first round, took control in the second quarter Sunday, built their lead to 19 points in the third, then hung on as the Jazz rebounded relentlessly — grabbing 25 offensive rebounds and holding a 58-41 advantage over all.

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Ultimately, these smart systems – based on our identities – will not only sweep away the idea that there is a consumer or an enterprise, but do something much more valuable: give us back control of our identity.

The dreams of empire were only swept away relatively recently, in the 60s.

The Games, it seems, not only swept central London clear of commuters, but also the city's reputation for reserve.

Now the author realizes Jane, who at the time seemed the leader, was only swept into her own designs for a while.

In the 1999 general election Thai Rak Thai not only swept into office, he won the first ever absolute majority in Thai political history.

The Democrats not only swept aside the Liberal Democrats, but they have also tried to fulfill campaign pledges to pry policy making from the hands of bureaucrats and give it to political officials.