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Because of it, the poor freedmen have gathered the shreds of crape and muslin swept from the doors of the rich, and sewed them together and stretched them across the doors and windows of their own rude homes, to symbolize their humble but sincere sorrow.

God's Ways Unsearchable 1865

The next two were whipped off their feet, while the cart, turning over, swept from the bottom of the ford into the deep water.

CHAPTER 3 2010

The good news is I'm still wearing the Carhartt hoodie I bought nearly 20 years ago, and the tide has once again swept me onto the shores of fashionability.

Woolrich Chic 2009

The good news is I'm still wearing the Carhartt hoodie I bought nearly 20 years ago, and the tide has once again swept me onto the shores of fashionability.

Woolrich Chic 2009

By late 1967, the pirate armada had largely been swept from the seas.

Radio Renegades Randall Bloomquist 2010

NASA has again swept the development of closed-loop life support systems and self-sustaining enabling technologies that are essential for human survival and operations beyond low-earth-orbit.

Why Some Say the Moon? - NASA Watch 2009

The rumor about Mars R&A funds being swept is inaccurate.

SMD Continues to Have Cost Overrun Problems - NASA Watch 2009

Christian peoples scattered throughout Asia Minor and along the Bosporus until this barbarous Ottoman Government is swept from the face of the earth.

Pursuit of an 'Unparalleled Opportunity': The American YMCA and Prisoner of War Diplomacy among the Central Power Nations during World War I 2008

Thomas was on the verge of his fourth shutout of the season, but Bill Guerin swept in a rebound with 53.2 seconds left.

USATODAY.com 2008

The former Baptist minister dropped out of the GOP presidential primary race on March 4, after McCain swept contests in Texas, Ohio, Vermont and Rhode Island, giving the Arizona senator the delegates needed to claim the party's nomination in September.

McCain and Huckabee Little Rocking It Out 2008