Sentences with phrase «just sweeping»

I love that it always looks clean but it creates a bad habit of just sweeping for long periods.
For cleaning I love the ease of just sweeping up the floors, too, rather than dealing with rugs.
Without the right of petition, part of the democratic process, we might not see any action at all, just the sweeping under the rug attitude of the Bush administration.
So expect not just sweeping strings, but lyric - free, charmingly dramatic takes on rock»n roll.
When she adds a broom and dustpan, she is just sweeping up.
And then Christian was just sweeping.
^ ^ Then I'm using some bronzer with the angled face brush and I'm just sweeping it near my hairline, under my cheekbones and a little bit around the nose for a light contouring.
As a citizen and taxpayer I am not going to accept just sweeping this crap under the rug any more
Kristi is the vegetarian menu writer at Once a Month Mom, so we are already blog buds, but as life has sort of a way of just sweeping me along, I have never had much of a chance to check out her blog until now.
But I don't get that — I just see him eagerly just snuffing out any information or just sweeping it under the rug.
You can't just sweep things under the rug.
You need to sell your workers your dream: You might just sweep the dust on the floor, but if you do it at Airbus then you are building airplanes and you are actually sending people up in the air.
The Economist acknowledges some of these concerns, but just sweeps them under the table.
When new evidence comes to light they just sweep it under the rug just like abusing the children.
This is not going to go away and the catholics can not just sweep it under a rug like they have done in the past.
We have been considering God's plans and purposes and have just swept through the OT.
That just sweeps it under the rug.
They were just swept in a four - game series by the New York Mets.
We just swept away Anaheim and are going to the second round.
«I think [Assembly Speaker] Carl Heastie understands that you can't just sweep it under a rug or ignore it,» said Assemblywoman Jane Corwin, the highest - ranking woman in the Republican conference.
«The virus just swept through the bird population at the zoo, killing crows, flamingos, even bald eagles,» McNamara says.
This wasn't something I could just sweep under the rug, no matter how hard I tried, so I took the advice of friends, family and doctors and started taking the medications I was prescribed to get through the eye of the storm, if you will.
Do not scrub, massage, or rotate the brush on the body; just sweep it across the skin in long smooth strokes in the direction of the heart.
If you're tired of loose hair over your shoulder, just sweep them and fasten with a rubber band.
If I want to look more tanned I just sweep this over the darker contoured parts of my face with a kabuki brush.
Just sweep things under the rug.
Pick a fabric that just sweeps or skims over your skin.
I'm 5» 3» and the dress just swept the floor, I wore toms and it was the perfect length.
We got hit by this winter storm that just swept through the northeast!
Apart from my hair, which, 18 months ago, I chopped myself from elbow - length to a one - length, slightly ragged (because cutting ones hair at 2 am does that, and I have continued to do so ever since but earlier in the day) bob just above my jawline and which I just sweep behind my ears everyday to air - dry, there are a few tried and trusted items I'll wear ninety per cent of my waking hours.
But even with the «cold front» that just swept through H - town, it's still pretty steamy during the heat of the day.
Instead of blending multiple shadow colors I just sweep this single shade across my eyelid.
Just a sweep of these illuminating essentials will light up your look with a naturally luminous glow.
I just swept through Marked Movies and realized how many posts I've been popping in on.
There's a conceit of the dramatic scenario that requires you to accept one character's increasingly disastrous decision, and if you can get over that, the film just sweeps you along.
Thankfully, both Chalamet and Hammer deliver such fine - tuned, heartfelt performances that we are mostly just swept up in their ardor.
Having just swept the German Film Awards, including best picture and director, Emily Atef's «3 Days in Quiberon,» about late actress Romy Schneider, which bowed at the Berlinale, is certain to generate buzz for Beta Cinema.
«This is a serious outcome that he just swept under the rug.»
i never ever had to click to highlight, you just sweep finger over the text you want to highlight.
When I read the first volume last summer, I thought it wasn't that the title was crazy, I thought I was just swept up in the bustle of living in Los Angeles at the time where everything seems a little zany.
Smart move, some people love to dwell on stuff like that... Far better to just sweep it under the carpet, and move on!
Check for active bird nests before you just sweep everything away.
When threatened, a porcupine usually just sweeps its tail, and the intruder ends up as a pincushion.
It's vitally important to figure out why your pet is vomiting and not just sweep (or mop) it under the rug.
So I think it is important to address this topic and not just sweep it aside because others have succeeded where you might be struggling
Someone was obviously cutting hair and just swept it outside not disposing of it.
No number of games, no matter how good, will just sweep that all under the rug.
Yet it remains fair to say that most gamers don't tend to pay much attention to these glaring discrepancies, likely because they've been playing games for so long and have learned to just sweep such things into the drawer titled, «Whacky - Ass Videogame Logic.»
As is customary within our society, upon the ushering in of the new year, our thoughts often linger upon the year just gone, as we contemplate and remember the festivities that had just swept us...
Instead of fixing it and making it great again; they are going to run from it and just sweep it under a rug.
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