Sentence examples for sweeper from inspiring English sources
The word 'sweeper' is correct and can be used in written English
It can be used to refer to a person or a machine that cleans or sweeps floors, streets, or other surfaces. Example: The city council hired a team of street sweepers to keep the roads clean during the fall season. In this example, 'sweeper' is used to refer to a person who is responsible for sweeping the streets.
noun
One who sweeps floors or chimneys
But I've also got a rechargeable sweeper, so I use that now for the lounge.
So the striker Joey Barton was converted into a sweeper after assaulting a team mate at training and spotted clearing rubbish at the Newcastle Falcons ground.
Many fans hoped Dalglish would play him as a sweeper – as he had done at times in the Double-winning season – but it was such an alien thing to do in England when 4-4-2 was the norm for every opposing team, that he had to wait for Liverpool's decline before he could properly force his way back in.
For two days, he worked as a sweeper, offering himself to contractors.
As a goalkeeper, he was ahead of his time, operating not only with athleticism and anticipation in the goal itself, but always ready to act as a kind of sweeper if his defence were breached, dashing well beyond his penalty area to kick the ball clear.
General Electric was promoting all manner of newfangled equipment, including the electric refrigerator, automatic clothes washer, pop-up toaster, electric coffee percolator, electric iron and automatic suction sweeper.
The risk is that, unless their strictures lead to action, the monitors' job will seem pointless and go the way of the crossing-sweeper, typewriter designer and hula-hoop maker.In fact, election observers, so long as they perform their task honestly, are worth keeping in business.
INEGI's statisticians were sceptical, partly because the book used access to technology as a measure of social status ("Who hasn't seen a street-sweeper talking on his mobile phone? That doesn't make him middle class," as one official put it).
A young man a Pakistani resident of London, Mr Qadeer says stands in silent prayer to the saint, who was employed by Lahore's municipal government as a street-sweeper, and died in 2001.
"When the first robot carpet-sweeper sucks up a baby, who will be to blame?" asks John Hallam, a professor at the University of Southern Denmark in Odense.
Cynics, however, suspect that what was actually launched was another type of antisatellite weapon or, at most, a piece of dual-use technology which could act as a space-sweeper as well.One of the newly launched probes was indeed equipped with a robotic arm of the sort that might pick up space litter.
