Sentence examples for to sweeps from inspiring English sources
verb
To clean (a surface) by means of a stroking motion of a broom or brush.
- To sweep a floor, the street, or a chimney
I think they wanted to have some events going into what is close to sweeps.
A mission once limited to sweeps, raids and searches has in recent months yielded to an exercise in nation building.
These charming, realistic prints of water and wharfmen reveal a talent for composition; dense drawings of sails and ropes give way to sweeps of open space.
Tracy was referring to sweeps against the Atlanta Braves, the Padres and the Cincinnati Reds, which have all come since the Rockies fell to 62-60 with a loss in Arizona on Aug. 21.
A few weeks later, Slumdog Millionaire – the British-made film that turned the global spotlight on Mumbai's slum dwellers in a way India's Bollywood titans had feared to – sweeps the board at the Oscars.
The user to sweeps over the liver parenchyma and the algorithm selectively sticks to certain regions, while avoiding others.
To sweep the clouds away?
No wind to sweep everything away.
Yankees beat White Sox, 6-5, to sweep series.
Stokes tries to sweep him, but misses.
