Sentence examples for sweep everyone from inspiring English sources

They want to sweep everyone out of the way.

We are told we have a constellation of major players who will sweep everyone aside.

But Williams looks as if she has exactly one thing in mind: to use that tennis racket to sweep everyone out of her way.

This judgment is God's way of taking human agency seriously: to sweep everyone, eventually, into Heaven would mean ignoring the foolish choices of the unrepentant.

Joshua Maynard (the formidable William Cain, whose voice and personality can sweep everyone else out of mind), the creator of a fine old-line house, is dying, and despite eloquent protestations of good intentions, this likable egotist goes out in an outrageously funny paroxysm before he can forget himself long enough to name his replacement.

There could be some charismatic up-and-comer lurking within the Democratic Party who will explode onto the political scene and sweep everyone off their feet.

She just sweeps everyone up and carries them away.

It made me realise that war sweeps everyone up in its path, whatever their age.

Within minutes, a flock of police officers had swept everyone into five waiting public buses.

"When that happened at the beginning of rave, it was the most exciting thing in popular culture and it swept everyone along.

There were other people interested in running, but John Lavelle swept everyone else's name out of the way and anointed himself as the candidate.