Sentence examples for sweep pile from inspiring English sources
Using a broom to sweep, pile the rubbish neatly, dirt, hair, etc.
Technology is our friend Everyone's doing it these days – even girls on train platforms – so, on the basis that his photo and his info are probably fake and he might be married, take the "supermarket sweep" approach: pile 'em high, date 'em cheap.
He slumped into a chair at his conference table and swept a pile of papers onto the chair beside him.
When the first issue rolled out, in 2008, its contents included a short story in the form of a transcript, by Sheila Heti, and a project in which the artist James Sham swept a pile of debris from poor neighborhoods in Richmond, Virginia, to the gated confines of a country club.
He swept the pile into a dustpan.
"This is a warning," Sheik Suleiman said in an interview at his home Thursday, as workers swept up piles of shattered glass.
This time, she doesn't offer to sweep up the pile of my hair left on the table.
You simply sweep your whole pile of chips into old-economy stocks, then puff on a cigar and wait out the coming convergence of valuations.
A few people sweep garbage into piles.
In the shop area, employees constantly sweep up sawdust piles so they can walk, not wade, around big lathes.
A gust of wind sweeps up a pile of dirt from the roadwork outside Xinhua Bookshop, swirls it around in an arc above the bitumen, and then dumps it everywhere.
