Sentence examples for swept well from inspiring English sources

Some un-swept areas were left, especially the north part of the reservoir, which has not been swept well by the water flood.

In an e-mail exchange this morning, I asked Mike (who's also an important cog in the invaluable Earth Journalism Network) what his take-home lesson was on the Malaysian situation, noting that the same phenomenon, which some call "silent forest" syndrome, has ravaged parts of Africa where the bushmeat trade has swept through well before the trees are felled.

Sweep well over the lip of the eye while holding your skin to prevent kinks later.

Briefly, magnetic capturing rods covered by plastic sheaths were robotically swept through wells containing magnetically labelled mouse blood.

Some of the equipment issued by the district is faulty, Ms. Gardner said; for example, the brooms "don't sweep very well" and the "dust just goes under" the dustpans.

This allows the piston to sweep as well as travel past the ports.

There isn't any love for "The Americans," however, and my personal list of snubs includes "Broad City," which deserved to sweep, as well as Michaela Watkins ("Trophy Wife"), Laurie Metcalf and Niecy Nash ("Getting On"), Kiernan Shipka ("Mad Men"), Hugh Dancy ("Hannibal") and Lisa Kudrow ("Scandal").

With it, its advocates must be swept away as well.

You see places which have not been well swept or see again places of forgotten beauty.

The store was well swept, and people quietly checked long grocery lists — no screaming kids, no loud cashier-customer altercations.

They consist of swept sinus as well as random excitation forces.