NOUN
- a worker employed to clean streets (especially one employed by a municipal sanitation department)
How To Use street sweeper In A Sentence
- (Soundbite of kalimba) Mr. BERGMAN: And then there's another one, this is the - the one that I was just telling you about, the street sweeper tines from the Eastern Market, and this one is very sort of strange instrument, but it's not one that we use on too many songs. NOMO: The Sonic Maelstrom Of 'Ghost Rock'
- The shine is being taken out of Ulverston because of dirty streets cleaned by street sweepers who have become strangers to brooms, the town council agreed this week, reports Jennie Dennett.
- Rather than having a dig at the council and its street sweepers, why not raise a litter awareness campaign aimed at tourists who visit our city and get off our backs for a change.
- His daughter told him that the city is hiring street sweepers; a friend mentioned a job with SEPTA cleaning trains; another put a word in with Hart's old construction union.
- Together these activities cut across every level of city government from the street sweepers to the highest elected officials and jurists.
- When morning comes and the street sweepers clean the gutters, they are sometimes followed by vacuum trucks, lest the runoff contaminate the storm drains.
- Hope poor kiddo is doing better. (and the storm was so bad here I thought the noise outside was a street sweeper going by; it was just the wind racing through the trees) 97° and Humid on the Outside, 103° and Sweet on the Inside
- Could be the street sweeper. The Sun
- Mention of the street sweeper scandalised him: 'You with a gun! Times, Sunday Times
- In Rio, Rousseff took the broom of a street sweeper and sambaed with him on the street. Home
