new broom sweeps clean
new lords, new laws

They do say a new broom sweeps clean,' Irene remarked.

Everywhere is heard the Russian proverb: "A new broom sweeps clean."

Blake Corbish had smiled and said that a new broom sweeps clean.

"I am for the saying 'a new broom sweeps clean,' " the Mayor said.

Generally a new broom sweeps clean and consequently some very good players were lost to the county side because of the constant chopping and changing.

New broom sweeps cleaner.

A new broom sweeps clean.'

The new broom sweeps clean; and the white missionary of to-day is often embarrassed by the bigotry of his native coadjutor.

"In the final analysis," Dr. Maingot said, "the new broom sweeps clean."

"This is the day when a new broom sweeps clean the foul nest of dictatorship that has locked a slimy metal hand on the bloodstream of the country.

"But a new broom sweeps clean," she added, referring to a shake-up in top management at Delta that left "no one there who hired us" in March 1997.

Men and women alike expected the application of the old wheeze "a new broom sweeps clean" for the third time in scarcely twice that many months, and they were defying him to do his worst.

Their shame, their implausible denials, their guilty knowledge, their attempt to put the entire burden on the Pollards and now on Colonel Sella - all that goes out when the new broom sweeps clean.