Sentence examples for sweep him off from inspiring English sources

He takes his cane and hobbles to the door, where a flock of fluttering books transform him back into a young man and then sweep him off into the sky.

Sure, cleaning a pile of dirty dishes may not sound romantic, but the fact that you put some thought into helping him out will sweep him off his feet!

Plan a date to sweep him off his feet, go on a surprise weekend getaway in the mountains, or spend your anniversary in the same ice cream shop where you went on your first date.

She got her scoop with the square-jawed family guy, then swept him off to a hotel room for a weekend of secret hanky-panky.

But it was the Church of San Vitale in Ravenna, with its mosaic images of Byzantine rulers set against gold ground, that swept him off his feet, and provided the template for the Adele Bloch-Bauer portrait.

That was why agents from the federal Drug Enforcement Administration came to him on May 8 with a vague story about his home being targeted — and why they swept him off to a luxurious Midtown hotel.

Occasionally the speed and texture of a passage drained the color from Mr. Mintz's sound, but where Paganini provided a singable melody, however brief, Mr. Mintz gave it as much vibrato and honeyed tone as it could bear, until the next patch of virtuosic figuration swept him off on a new adventure.

You could see that when Kevin Pietersen swept him off his feet in celebration.

An 11-year-old boy died in Naval Station after the waves swept him off of rocks.

It's likely Josh Popkin's prom date swept him off his feet and took his breath away.

As he was bidding Andy a fond farewell, I slipped over to him and said, "Mr. Bowie, I was wondering if you'd be willing to do an interview for PUNK... .. Without speaking, Bowie grabbed the Suicide record out of my hands and his entourage swept him down the hall, into the elevator, and outside to a waiting limo, which presumably swept him off to the next fabulous event.