Sentence examples for sweep the ground from inspiring English sources

They stamp, their arms sweep the ground, their shoulders undulate.

The shoes Rebecca: Thank heavens for the raised soles, otherwise his dropped crotch would almost sweep the ground.

She's all hair, her silvery mane accounting for easily half of her body weight and seemingly destined to sweep the ground.

To behave any more humbly, Weeks would have needed to sweep the ground in front of him to protect the lives of innocent insects.

Digambara monks use a peacock-feather duster to sweep the ground where they walk to avoid injuring any life-forms and drink water from a gourd.

They also carry a broom with which they sweep the ground in front of them as they walk so as to clear away insects and other living beings that would be hurt or killed by being stepped on.

Injured players sweep the grounds while their brethren run four-wide in formation.

The tree-lined campus bustles as they sweep the grounds, buy trash cans, paint murals and set up student organizations to teach themselves the ropes of democracy and civil society — gleaning guidance from international law and Hollywood movies.

Just the day before, after the people left, a large yellow truck loaded with workers arrived to clean and sweep the grounds before the first day of school.

And back when women's skirts swept the ground, a pricey shoe was wasted effort.

Some Indian chiefs had hair that swept the ground, because hair was a sign of potency.