Sentence examples for Have swathes from inspiring English sources

John Griffiths, the country's environment minister, told an Institute of Welsh Affairs conference earlier this month that farms have swathes of underused acid grassland and bracken-covered slopes.But the country's 45,000 farmers are unmoved.

With Sunni jihadists from more than 30 countries now believed to be among the insurgents fighting Mr. Assad's forces, Ribal said, Internet videos calling for death to what the insurgents call Shiite and Alawite infidels have proliferated, as have swathes of rebel-held territory where the black flag of Al-Nusra Front, an Al Qaeda affiliate, denotes the enforcement of Shariah law.

It might not have earned Sepp Blatter any money or been blessed with a soundtrack of Vaccines B-sides, but at least Street Soccer was trying something different, whereas now you have swathes of FIFA copycats that will never be as good as FIFA.

The biggest impacts would have swathed our globe in incandescent rock vapor, boiling the oceans dry and sterilizing the surface worldwide.

Perhaps the most extraordinary facet of this unique construction, built on land at the very nexus of the bitterest land dispute of modern times, is that it appears to have swathed itself in a cloak of current affairs invisibility.

Britain has swathes of talent within that is effectively being squandered by the policies of Labour and the Conservative parties.

While the beaches north and south of here are busy in summer, the Ebro has swathes of quiet golden sand.

And she has swathed the production in ominousness and tension.

Already, scaffolding has swathed the building, at 746 Madison Avenue near East 65th Street, and some other tenants have moved.

Inside the post, Mackinnon's clerk, Wolfred Roberts, had swathed his head in a fox pelt to muffle the sound, fastening the desiccated paws beneath his chin.

Both show the influence of Mr. Bowie, whose career took off in the early 1970's after he had swathed himself in the music's blatant androgyny.