Sentence examples for when we sweep from inspiring English sources

We have the same freckles, the same smile, the same streaks of grey in our hair when we sweep it back from our temples.

"The third time was when we got swept," he said of the Houston-Orlando series.

Azzopardi's frauds relied on a quirk of human nature: when we become swept up in powerful narrative, our reason often falls by the wayside.

When we're swept up in the romance of leadership, we admire leaders who radiate authenticity and authority; we respect and enjoy our "real" leaders.

I don't know that I feel any better about losing in 1991 because it was a great World Series than I do in 1999 when we got swept.

In fact, I don't think I've laughed as much in my life, falling on my face on the frozen garage floor as we tried to move huge cables covered in ice, or when we had to sweep up freshly defrosted sewage spewing from the pipes after the power finally returned.

"When we were being swept by the water, many people were floating and raising their hands and yelling for help.

When we saw things like Conficker sweep through, or Slammer sweep through all these systems, it started making me wonder whether or not we were building a house of cards, a very lightly constructed, not very resilient infrastructure.

It's when we get to be swept up by the joy of the season and share in the joy of one another.

Lloyd Braun, co-chairman of ABC Entertainment, said yesterday: "None of us believe that 'Millionaire' is at any risk, in the fall or during the ratings sweep months when we'll have special events built around 'Millionaire.' We've certainly lost no faith at all in the show".

When we fight, we don't sweep it under the rug and harbor bitterness or resentment.