After greeting Sayimon she takes a seat on the freshly swept ground in front of her home and lists the large and small changes in her life since she started receiving the cash transfer.
Some protesters have swept the grounds with brooms or collected trash in bags.
The marines swept the grounds for unexploded ordnance and set up machine-gun nests behind sandbags on the roof.
SAN FRANCISCO — Now considered a crime scene, the San Francisco Zoo was closed to visitors on Wednesday as police investigators swept the grounds searching for evidence to explain how a Siberian tiger escaped its open-air grotto on Tuesday, killing one young man and seriously injuring two others.
And back when women's skirts swept the ground, a pricey shoe was wasted effort.
Some Indian chiefs had hair that swept the ground, because hair was a sign of potency.
The second year we were more lax (except when it was muddy), and just swept the ground tarp clean more often.
A full-length headdress or war bonnet of eagle's feathers, spreading out as he rode, and descending from his forehead, over head and back, to his pony's tail, almost swept the ground.
Rising early each morning, she walked along a cool red-earth path to the human forest; each day, amid the stirring bodies and clinking chains, she emptied her brother's chamber pot, swept the ground and cooked his meals over a charcoal fire.
But the map broke down the walls of my tunnel vision, swept the ground from beneath my feet and launched me high in the air, elevating my mind's eye to a perch beside the bird's-eye viewpoint of the OS map.
After a laser swept the ground with 7,000 pulses per second, Dow's filtering software turned the data points into detailed engineering drawings and diagrams on CD-ROM.
