Sentence examples for to sweep something from inspiring English sources

"I want it to be an example of what it looks like when you do try to sweep something under the rug, and 23 years later it comes back from the dead," he said.

The first commander who doesn't get this message and tries to sweep something under a rug -- gets fired.

An institution with enough power to sweep something under the rug will usually do it; massive corporations, the Catholic Church.

Push from the middle of your blade as if you were trying to sweep something off of the floor with your skate.

"We can't sweep something like this under the rug because Martha Stewart is a celebrity," Mr. Greenwood said, "and so I think that we're probably going to have to subpoena her".

When Wes Anderson's "The Grand Budapest Hotel" won Oscars for its costumes, makeup, score and production design, it swept something else along in its winning tide: Austrian writer Stefan Zweig.

We are made to feel that at any point, somewhere in the globe, something may occur to sweep away old certainties, something that, if we failed to learn about it instantaneously, could leave us wholly unable to comprehend ourselves or our fellows.

In many respects, Monarchos is perfectly situated to become the fourth horse in five years to pull into the Belmont Stakes with an opportunity to become the 12th horse to sweep the Triple Crown, something Silver Charm, Real Quiet, and Charismatic ultimately failed to do in 1997, '98 and '99.

But I am a perfectionist and I expect something to sweep her off her feet each and every time".

Have something ready to sweep or vacuum it up.

"Obviously they saw her as something different," she said, "something that they needed to sweep under the carpet.