cut a rug

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• In addition to adjusting to a new culture, Magbegor felt undereducated on the history and marginalization of indigenous Australians, something she says is often swept under the rug in the country’s school system.

• Bissell’s Crosswave vacuum cleaner is designed specifically for heavy debris and hair collection on a variety of surfaces from sealed hardwood and laminate floors to carpet, area rugs, and everywhere in between.

• Its six rotary-selectable settings are tailored for drapes, furniture, rugs, bare floors, carpet, and more.

• If that’s not possible, avoid working out on a carpet or rug, since it will literally soak up your sweat.

• There’s a divide being created I hope we can sweep under the rug when it’s time to go back.

• The “24-hour news cycle” just makes them harder to sweep under the rug and ignore.

• “I had to lie on a huge, fur rug and have a nightmare,” Prince Charles told his biographer, Jonathan Dimbleby.

• Or, to put it more accurately: conflict is inevitably swept under the rug, at any and all costs.

• A barefoot corpse in camouflaged khakis is being carried into the street, partially wrapped in rug, as I enter the house.

• That is, until he ditches the crutches and really cuts a rug, to the delight of everyone looking on.

• The motherly woman received the babe instinctively and cast aside the travelling-rug in which he was enveloped.

• Though she was warmly wrapped in a soft rug of silvery fur, a chill crept into her heart.

• When Yung Pak ate his meals, he sat upon a rug on the floor with his father and such male guests as might be in the house.

• The cigar stump held firmly between his teeth, he stood on the rug before the hearth, facing the door.