Sweep past tense driver#

‘She was swept along in that chaos and abruptly lost track of where she was.’.‘I am caught up in the throng and it sweeps me along.’.‘I was swept along to my class by the tide of students, hurrying to arrive before the next bell rang.’.‘They did so with such energy that I was swept along as well, hardly paying attention to the jokes or the plot.’.‘When he was canoeing from 60 Mile early one morning at break up, his canoe tipped and he was swept along among the floating ice.’.‘It became an unforgettable encounter when our raft capsized, and I was swept along powerless in its icy unbridled current.’.‘Then a gigantic wave came rushing towards us and we were swept along into the trees.’.‘He allowed the crowd to sweep him along in their stampede, helpless to do anything else, and was carried outside.’.‘The riotous crowd around him swept him along through arcane underground tunnels to a vaulted hall.’.

‘She did not wish to go to the top, for she knew what would take place and had no desire to see it, but her own feelings were quelled and she was docilely swept along with the crowd.’.‘I was swept along with the crowd and found myself genuinely delighted when Fulham went ahead.’.‘The rocks and soil were mutilated into mush that could easily be swept away from the scene.’.‘More than 100 tons of debris that was swept into the bay by the deadly waves has been dredged by hand since the operation began in February.’.‘Joe's children's mess can be swept, hoovered or mopped from its surface.’.‘Dust emissions are likely, the application states, but this will be swept and washed away by the local authority.’.‘I particularly remember a young girl sweeping the dirt in front of the pile of stones that had once been her house.’.

‘If necessary the surface should first be swept to remove loose stones and any build up of sand or gravel prior to testing.’.

‘He bent over up swept the dirt into the dust pan and throw it into the trashcan in the bathroom.’.

‘The vehicle was removed by 4pm and leftover rubbish was swept away.’.

Sweep past tense driver#

‘After it had all been sorted, the driver came over with a large whisk broom, swept the leftover detritus into the gutter, and off they went, presumably to the next reeking pile.’.

‘A huge campaign will attempt to sweep away litter and graffiti in a fresh war on crime which is expected to run for a year.’.

‘The scarab is accompanied by a man with a brush whose job is to sweep the litter into the road so that the scarab can lift it.’.

‘I said that I had a broom but I didn't have a pan to sweep the dirt into.’.

‘She didn't have a beautiful garden, but she kept the place neat and tidy, even to the point where she swept the bare dirt in her yard.’.

‘Before beginning the sanding procedure carefully sweep all dirt, dust and other debris from the floor.’.

‘They carefully sweep dirt from clothing and bones, finding bullets on and around one body.’.

‘As well as the damage to the roof and cream carpet in the lounge, firemen were also forced to sweep water from the garage, which had been flooded from the freak storm.’.

‘Half of the party of 200 helped to sweep the floor and move a tractor and other machinery while the rest grabbed whatever they could to take to the new venue.’.

‘I showed them how they could draw with the conte or the ebony pencil, then mix the two by sweeping the area with a little turpenoid on a brush.’.

‘I swept the sun room floor and then pulled in the two galvanized tubs which held the broad beans last year.’.

‘‘We can cram in loads of people and it doesn't matter if anything gets dropped, as it can be swept out the next morning,’ says Skelton.’.

‘Stable boys were bedding the horses down for the night or sweeping the stabling area clean.’.

‘She swept out the dirt floor, her broom struck something under the bed.’.