What is clear, though, is that sweeping reforms are needed.
When this field of nine enters that sweeping far turn, they will have traveled a mile.
They see me doing this, doing that, sweeping, going to church, cutting the flowers".
John Podesta, his transition co-chief, was not that sweeping in announcing initial ethics rules.
President Bush announced today that sweeping rules to protect the privacy of medical records would take effect on Saturday.
Still, the main attraction was that sweeping view south from the main dining room on the 67th floor.
The manufacturer claims that sweeping up before mopping is unnecessary, but I found that larger clumps of dirt did not come up easily.
It also argues that sweeping rationalisation of smaller hospitals, to concentrate resources in larger hospitals equipped with the latest high-tech, high-cost equipment, will be necessary.
It's because of people like her that sweeping denunciations of Islam, or the "Muslim hearings" planned in Congress, rile me — and seem profoundly misguided.
But Mr. Meloni's exit signals that sweeping change is in the works for the drama, which chronicles investigations by New York's "Special Victims Unit," which covers sex crimes.
"Such is the strength of women that, sweeping away syntax, breaking that famous thread," Cixous wrote, "…women will go right up to the impossible".
