Sentence examples for wait to sweep from inspiring English sources

"When George Bush Sr .took over as president, Jim Baker couldn't wait to sweep out these old Reagan people," one senior Reagan aide said.

Storm systems were backed up like a Venetian blind, all the way to Japan, waiting to sweep in and dump their load on me and my monarch.

The government is willing to pay for countless loss-making infrastructure projects, most of its citizens worry more about air pollution than nuclear safety and there is no political opposition waiting to sweep to power and mothball the reactors.

Ashley Jackson directed the ball to the left where Iain Lewers was waiting to sweep the ball home, and the arena erupted as Britain headed into the break on level terms.

But rather than sit back and wait to be swept away, retailers are getting together to try to win your business.

As the snow melts and tiny hard-shelled wood ticks crawl out of the ground and onto bushes and grass where they wait to be swept away by a warm body, state and federal health officials here have begun a study to determine whether Montana is the home of a new type of tick-borne disease similar to Lyme disease.

I'm waiting to be swept off my feet by a Nigerian prince.

Like Democrats, they are content to treat New York, especially this city, with its high concentration of 1 percenters, as possessing only one virtue: it has bundles of campaign cash just waiting to be swept up by an adroit campaign.

Historians often wonder what might have happened if James Callaghan had decided to call an election in the autumn of 1978, rather than waiting to be swept aside in the tumult of May 1979.

A number of bodies litter the foreground, waiting to be swept away by the surrounding waves.

Now Rubio is what's left after the toast is gone: dry crumbs waiting to be swept away.