Keith Sabado simultaneously performs "Broom," a solo by Ain Gordon; he sweeps with a broom and then mimes sweeping without it.
After 10 minutes, the boys began coordinating their arm sweeps with their kicks.
Now, she dances down the track and reverse sweeps with the confidence of a seasoned champion.
There are regular police sweeps with tear gas to keep migrants away.
There would be regular sweeps with bomb-sniffing dogs before and after each service, and the stained glass windows would be treated with a special antishrapnel coating.
The military staged big-unit sweeps with fancy code names like Cedar Falls and Junction City, and dropped more bombs than during World War II.
Welch held a tambourine and was leaping with ungoverned delight, shaking her instrument in wild sweeps, with no chance at taking responsibility for the sound.
The CNN chief scoffed at reports that other cable news outlets had eclipsed his network once and for all, throwing down this gauntlet: "We are going to win May sweeps with Hurricane Katrina".
The assault bore the hallmarks of past crackdowns: the deployment of dozens of tanks and armored vehicles on the outskirts to intimidate residents, the cutting of some basic services, then arrest sweeps with random firing through the most restive places.
The cases of natural selection that have been tracked so far take the form of substantial sweeps, with a new version of a gene being present in a large percentage of the population.
A11 Civilian Recounts Sub's Rising A Texas oilman, John M. Hall, who was aboard the Greeneville, said officers made several sweeps with the periscope but saw no other ships less than 10 minutes before the sub hit a Japanese fishing trawler.
