Sentence examples for sweep other from inspiring English sources

The manic person will often try to sweep other people up into some scheme or project, frequently with success.

Victory for Romney without Ohio would require him to sweep other swing states and take either Nevada or Wisconsin.

With walkie-talkies, the police officers left with the dogs to sweep other parts of Shea Stadium but said they would return.

Some said Mr. Torricelli's original argument -- that Mr. McGreevey did not have the electoral heft to sweep other Democrats into office -- remained persuasive.

Steve Anderson, a National Weather Service meteorologist, said record low temperatures could sweep other Bay Area cities Tuesday morning.

The recent coups in Guinea-Bissau and Mali raise question regarding whether radical political change will sweep other parts of west and sub-Saharan Africa.

Some authors go for sweep, others for sentences, and yet Underworld is both.

Common to all of these successful leaders was a willingness to stand up to injustice and subversion — and personalities strong enough to sweep others along with them, but not so strong that they alienated fellow elites.

Although some of Brahms's long string lines were played with an ardent Romantic sweep, others were recast with a drier, nonlegato phrasing that seemed novel but not entirely persuasive.

It sometimes appears with such great force that it sweeps other feelings and other thoughts completely out of the way.

Kuwait is a wealthy nation that has managed to appease the public and avoid the kind of tumult that has swept other Arab nations.