Sentence examples for sweep words from inspiring English sources

Golden Keymonk hopes so: its Keymonk Keyboard app promises users can "Sweep words with both fingers twice as fast as Swype or SlideIT" (that being another app).

He enriched the reader's understanding of our country's fitful narrative sweep, his words and music often aligned in pitch-perfect sync.

"The word sweep always helps," he said.

What had happened, rather, was a transformation of the understanding of what wealth was: it was "given a higher purpose", in his words, swept up into a new imagery of the church as the shepherd of the local congregation.

And it will be harder still now that Jack Lynch has published "The Lexicographer's Dilemma," an entertaining tour of the English language in which he shows that many of the rules that editors and other grammatical zealots wave about like cudgels are arbitrary and destined to be swept aside as words and usage evolve.

After Kyrie Irving sustained a season-ending injury in Game 1 once they got there, a lot of people whispered the word "sweep".

"I want to sweep from the spoken word into the sung word and make it feel like it's all of a piece," Ahrens says in the Lincoln Center Theatre Review.

But even when they are unfettered by narrow newspaper columns, headline writers still sweep away those little words as a matter of journalistic style.

But headlines sweep away those little words — particularly articles, auxiliary verbs and forms of "to be" — robbing the reader of crucial context.

The Neonode N1 showed a padlock on its screen with the words "right sweep to unlock" when it was in its protected mode.

Next, he was swept away by her words.