unswept

He went into the main entrance and slowly up the unswept stairs.

The leading edge was almost unswept and the tips rounded.

The street lights glared on the empty and unswept streets.

One rolls up the leading edge which then stays unswept.

Dead leaves, unswept since the winter, blew across the lawn.

The Banshee had unswept wings, a single seat, and two engines.

The wooden floor of the shack was unswept, gritty with beach sand.

Darkness gathered in the unswept corners, and thickened on the floor.

The walls were strewn with old posters, the floor bare, unswept in months.

A single drop of blood fell to the unswept floor of the barracks.

It is easily recognized by its straight unswept tail.

A man could find some comfort in an unswept attic or an unwashed shirt.

I was in the red leather chair by the cold fireplace staring at the unswept ashes.

The aircraft was intended to have an unswept tail and a ramp-loading door.

Also, die shops were closed, unswept, some of diem boarded.

The trailing edge of the middle section of the wing remained unswept.

The deck was empty, except for coils of rope and unswept garbage.

No one berating you over an unswept floor or an unlit candelabra.

The steps were uneven and gritty from unswept particles deposited by shoes.

The unswept tail fin from previous years was retained for another two years.

The low-mounted wing was unswept, and had an aspect ratio of 5.8:1.

As a result, some sides of some of the neighborhood's streets will remain unswept for seven days.

The trailing edges of the elevators were unswept, not forward swept as on the C.12.

After sweeping for almost a year, in May 1946, the Navy abandoned the effort with 13,000 mines still unswept.

The tail was unswept, carrying horn balanced elevators and rudder.