Examples of 'i got swept up' in a sentence
Meaning of "i got swept up"
i got swept up: This phrase means to become fully involved or carried away by something, often quickly and unexpectedly
How to use "i got swept up" in a sentence
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i got swept up
I got swept up in the lyrics and the moment.
Your mom and I got swept up in something.
I got swept up in the moment.
So you get this really passionate culture and I got swept up in that.
I got swept up in the groundswell.
I am sorry I did not believe you . I got swept up in the frenzy of anti-smoochyism.
I got swept up in your story.
And I was right the first time, before I got swept up in emotion.
I got swept up in the mood.
Listen, it was a long time ago, and I got swept up in the whole May-December romance.
I got swept up in emotion.
I got lost. I got swept up in it.
I got swept up.
I do not know . I got swept up.
I got swept up in it.
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I kind of got swept up in the music and… You know, I got swept up.
I got swept up by the entrepreneurship world at Cornell.
You know, I got swept up.
I got swept up in the frenzy of anti-smoochyism.
I was swept. I got swept up.
I got swept up in the idea of wanting to be in my son 's life.
I admit that I got swept up in these stories.
I got swept up into their stories, their lives.
Babe and I got swept up in the pioneer spirit.
I got swept up into a brand new world . everything was unbelievable.
Right as I got swept up in the middle of the dancefloor.
I got swept up in the moment . I was vulnerable and you are very sweet.
You know I got swept up in the lyrics and the moment.
I got swept up in the moment, but I am still in college.
You know, I got swept up in the lyrics and the moment, it did not mean anything.
I got swept up in the moment, but I am still in college … I have got to graduate.
Sorry, I got swept up in a random phone check.
I got swept up in it, it was not me.
I got swept up too this time . Nicte happened, again.
I got swept up in emotion. You were right, and I was right the first time before.
I got swept up in it, you know?
I got swept up in something, and… and… and I want out.
