Terry has been swept once, last year in the first round when his Dallas Mavericks were bounced by Oklahoma City.
As a newly elected mayor, he vowed that every street in the city would be swept once a month, and ordered 2,000 signs and 10,000 decals promoting the cleanliness campaign.
Rob Key was in splendid touch in the first semi until he reverse-swept once too often against Danish Kaneria, but his leadership and instincts were sound, Essex's naive; in the other semi, Tyron Henderson slaughtered Durham.
I've no idea why chimney sweeps were once considered such good luck that the great actor Eleonora Duse insisted on one being present during a premiere.
It's ephemeral, like all performance - he sweeps through once, unedited.
All divisions will be swept aside once the three new members join the club.
The "tradition" of the Last Night, he pointed out, had been swept away once since Sargent's day.
But the Kangaroos went further ahead when Tomkins knocked on while playing the ball and from the scrum they swept upfield once again.
It is unclear whether Regeni's arrest was planned, or the result of a random sweep, but once they had him in custody, Egyptian authorities would have been quick to realise that they already had a file on him.
They've all read the early reviews ("Singest of summer in full-throated ease" – Keats; "As if some sudden gale had swept at once a hundred airy harps!" – Coleridge), but no one's prepared for the strange music that erupts in surround sound from the shadows.
