its mean that you are a harami..
The past tense of sweep is swept.
The past participle of 'to sweep' is 'swept.'
The concept is that in the broad sweep of human history, we have an ancient world in the distant past, and we have a modern world in the present time, and in between those two lies the middle ages. They are literally in the middle.
My understanding is that Bradshaw is Scotish or Middle English meaning "Broad Shaw" or broad open field. Perhaps the Bradshaw families were those who lived in an open field in Scotland or England
winded swept
To start over; to begin anew.
to ignore something
to hide something and not talk about it.
The sweep kick is the kick that trips your opponent and is usually performed by using back+low kick. For fatality instructions, it means you have to be at least sweep distance away meaning the same distance you would be to actually sweep your opponent.
your mothers
"Of the broad meadow"
Grin.
"Of the broad meadow"
To be carried away on a tide of emotion. No rational thinking required.
The present infinitive of "sweep" is "to sweep."
Will sweep is the future tense.
Many words have the same meaning as wide including ample, broad, and vast.