Sentence examples for be swept with from inspiring English sources
AT 7 31 last Sunday night, as the newer of the two Queens led the elder out of the harbor, the crowds on shore seemed to be swept with an almost tangible stirring of nostalgia.
In other words, a cell located in the Wnt activity gradient in the posterior PSM at the time of heat shock would be swept with the cell flow into the anterior PSM with the correct timing to participate directly in the observed alterations to segment length.
It will save you time and hassle if you can place all your metal items in your purse or bag, so that you don't have to be swept with a detection wand each time you leave and return for lunch or breaks.
The cottage, too, was empty and had been swept with a broom, which he had left leaning against the wall.
Arab and Muslim communities were swept with 'voluntary' interviews that at times resulted in arrests on insubstantial premises.
Confronted with the prospect of homeless trash and limited space, the nation was swept with garbage guilt.
Given the exaggerated femininity of girls' fashion in Japan, you might imagine that the country is being swept with a wave of ironic, post-feminist Girl Power.
In recent weeks, the stock market in the United States has been swept with turmoil, swinging from gains to losses in increments of hundreds of points.
The input signal frequency is swept with the electrical relay first in the closed position, then in the open position (see Fig. 4).
Levi records how, one day, the camp was swept with excitement at the news that there was to be a distribution of new shirts, because "a convoy of Hungarians... had arrived three days ago".
