Sentence examples for sweeping it off from inspiring English sources
No need to get it all off; leaving a thin layer is fine and sweeping it off would make a lot of dust.
When Mr. Obama's White Sox swept Mr. Favreau's beloved Red Sox three games to none in their American League 2005 division series, the senator walked over to his speechwriter's desk with a little broom and started sweeping it off.
This meaning an inch or so, so that you're sweeping it off the ground.
Sweeping crumbs off the tablecloth I pondered how many BLTs I'd eaten on British trains.
Good news for fans of frowning, hard-bodied men with husky voices and a tendency to growl crossly at women before sweeping them off their feet.
In June, a French-led intervention force took control of Bunia for three months, effectively sweeping gunmen off the streets and bringing at least a semblance of security to the town.
Well, have no fear, here's the breakdown to my easy-to-follow steps to being a better kisser: 1. CONFIDENCE! Women want to feel like you're sweeping them off their feet!
Surprise a guy by sweeping him off his feet when he least expects it.
But first the confounding 20-miles-an-hour winds sweeping off the nearby hills would have to die down to allow the droplets to coalesce.
Word of the attack came just as the early evening session closed and most of the leaders were sweeping off to dinner, so there was little reaction.
In "Venus Beauty Institute," the elegant middle-aged salon owner, played with tart dispatch by Bulle Ogier, 62, is seen sweeping off to posh events with an adoring beau.
