In the old chronicle, the knight did sweare an oath of fealty to his liege lord.

He kept swearin' under his breath after stubbing his toe.

She refused to buy the jacket after learning it was made in a sweat shop.

I wore my old sweat pants to the gym because they were comfortable and warm.

When the captain told stories of the sea, every old-sweat in the room nodded knowingly.

The writer deliberately chose the phrase blood, sweat, and tears as an alternative form of the more traditional expression for relentless effort.

She carefully scraped the swealing from the candlestick after dinner to prevent it from staining the table.

The old sweat box behind the barn was unbearable on summer afternoons.

I swear on my mother's grave that I didn't take the money.

She discovered a tiny sweat hole in her gym shorts and stitched it up before practice.