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His eyes moved up a long sweep of land whose northern extremities were a cartographer’s best guess of dotted lines, alternative coasts in different colours, and hazards inked in red.
“Yes, you fucking can,” Cassian said, rage rising like a tidal wave that would sweep away all in its path.
‘I’ve got to do a sweep first.
There was a beer ready for Gwen, placed on the table; she’d gone to do her last sweep of the house for the evening.
It puts my brain in the right place to make my sweep.
Not to sweep her into his arms, but to help her rise.
Her round dark eyes, framed by a thick sweep of lashes that made them seem even rounder, were wide but determined as she said, “We hope we are not too late.
Let the darkness sweep in.
The Draathis shall destroy the last of the Morfaan, and then, when their role is done, my masters will cast off the prisons your worship put upon them, and they will destroy our wayward brothers and sisters, and smash the iron abominations, and sweep this place clean of all contamination.
It would sweep away everything in its path once she admitted it.
You should sweep a cabin when leaving it after it has sheltered you for the night.
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