Sentence examples for at sweeping from inspiring English sources

Mr Chirac is good at sweeping appeals to history.

Moments like that, and the forthcoming tax rules, hint at sweeping change.

Swift "liked to be mysterious toward everyone," Damrosch writes, in a biography that aims at sweeping away misconceptions, many of which were encouraged by the man himself.

In that respect, they were a family of typical Austrians: "I always say we are the world champions at sweeping things under the carpet".

Late in the 1997 legislative session, after Mr. Bush's attempts at sweeping tax reform failed, he tried to push through a last-minute deregulation bill.

Fascism starts with a charismatic leader and moves on to megalomania, fanaticism, factionalism and a new order aimed at sweeping all detritus from its path.

But they lost two of the three series, at Boston and at Oakland, sweeping the middle series against the free-falling Anaheim Angels.

The first is next year's 16th Communist Party Congress, at which sweeping leadership changes will be unveiled.

It will hold a crucial Communist Party Congress in late 2002 at which sweeping leadership changes will be unveiled.

The Mets received good news about their injured stars in the afternoon, then played well at night, sweeping the doubleheader.

They have spent just three days at home, sweeping an afternoon series last week against Kansas City, the worst team in baseball.