Sentence examples for sweep came from inspiring English sources

Tampa Bay's last road sweep came in Cleveland on Aug. 12-14, 2005.

The Royals' last doubleheader sweep came against Minnesota on July 28 , 1997

A chimney sweep came down the street with his long brush wound into a ring over one shoulder.

When the sweep came to be made of iron, bits were given square shanks that fit into simple split chucks (holders) and were secured with a thumbscrew.

There, the Thunder's lost sweep came with the accompanying injury to Russell Westbrook, whose importance has become painfully apparent to Oklahoma City in Houston's two off-the-mat wins, Berry Tramel writes in The Oklahoman, including Wednesday's 107-100 scorcher.

The sweep came a day after the government replaced seven senior police officials — including the chiefs of special forces, internal security, organized crime and the explosives unit — to ensure the investigation would take place with "absolute objectivity".

If that sweep comes to pass, it will be the first time that Democrats control the executive and the legislative branches since World War I, when this was a county of farms and rural villages.

Evidence of a selective sweep comes from the neutrality tests.

This is where sweeps come in.

BILL CARTER UNIVISION: Tuesday WHAT'S WORKING Univision beat NBC in the February sweeps, coming in fourth place with adults in the 18-49 demographic, while NBC finished fifth.

It had moments of beauty, but it was more noteworthy for being a surprise, a clean sweep that came out of the blue.