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sweep in

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sweep in (to some place)
to dash or run into some place. The kids swept into the candy store and bought little bits of things. They swept in and spent all of a dollar before they left.
See also: sweep

sweep in(to some place)

to dash or run into some place. The kids swept into the candy store and bought little bits of things. They swept in and spent all of a dollar before they left.
See also: sweep
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Byline: JAMES PEARCE LIVERPOOL Harriers completed a clean sweep in the Tour of Rivington and Horwich.
Inside Track: Harriers in pole position by Liverpool Echo (Liverpool, England)
Celtic 1 (Miller) Rangers 0 Ten years later Graeme Souness' Rangers blew the Treble with Celtic again denying them the clean sweep in the Scottish Cup.
Football: The ones that got away .. by The Mirror (London, England)
Maybe we can go for the double treble, with a podium sweep in both races.
TOURING CARS: MULLER'S HOT TEST by Sunday Mercury (Birmingham, England)
 
 
 
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