Sentence examples for we should sweep from inspiring English sources

I'm not saying we should sweep in without giving parents a chance.

But just because some people like their e-readers doesn't mean we should sweep all the remaining paperbacks in a pile and strike a match.

Updated at 3.06pm GMT 3.00pm GMT Four out of ten, Gary Gary Lineker (@GaryLineker) I think we should sweep this Curling business to one side.

"But in terms of politics there's a view that we should sweep it under the carpet, that we shouldn't name people," he said.

Thomas Quinn for The Big Issue opined that the removal of the cemetery as a whole could be construed as Miller asking "whether we should sweep away the past in the name of progress" or if we should be "confronting set ideas about what makes us human in the first place".

Mr. Hanley said the flight should sweep aside any doubts that the design was workable.

And what of forgiveness for the generals, in the unlikely event that a democratic uprising should sweep them from power?

Which only highlights the fact that governors should not have this power, and a movement should sweep the country to make elections mandatory in all such situations.

Who should sweep in but Joel and Sharyl, dressed to the nines and in love all over again, thanks to marital counseling and Alcoholics Anonymous.

The govt should sweep away a lot of the restrictions on planning permission and set out clear, sustainable, measured goals for a new kind of housing revolution.

Labour at 40% should sweep up council seats north and south, easing some of those old 1997 fears about "southern discomfort".