Sentence examples for become sweeping from inspiring English sources
The Masai don't want to see their pastures become sweeping wheat fields.
When the girl reaches the roof, they become sweeping double-page spreads, a visual analogue for the wideness of the sky and the surrounding city.
Her songs become sweeping vocal dramas, whether they are international-style diva anthems, marching slowly toward grand choruses, or gently bouncing mariachi rancheras and waltzes.
(Sisario) ANA GABRIEL (Friday) This Mexican star's songs become sweeping vocal dramas, whether they are international-style diva anthems, marching slowly toward grand choruses, or gently bouncing mariachi rancheras and waltzes.
Despite his powerful analysis of liberalism, his emphasis on complexity often becomes too sweeping a response to every belief.
On current reckoning, it is likely to end up remaining at today's level a cut, once inflation is factored in.The Tory campaign, says one senior executive, may not "murder the BBC" but it might "end up as manslaughter", if downsizing becomes too sweeping.
Inside the 8,000 sq m space which will become the sweeping globe of a new concourse, it is a tangle of intricate scaffolding.
If you detect a touch of envy, it's because, for all their radicalism and their misfortune, Pussy Riot has become a sweeping pop success.
They were all in the shop, Who's First Barber Shop II, on East 149th Street in the Hub section of the Bronx, trying to collect evidence during the early stages of what would become a sweeping ticket-fixing investigation, according to court documents, police records and people briefed on the case.
The world's puzzlement with Mr. Mbeki's approach — walking softly, carrying no stick — has turned into deep frustration these past two months as state-sponsored violence in Zimbabwe has become so sweeping that the opposition's candidate, Morgan Tsvangirai, who outpolled Mr. Mugabe in the first round, quit the race five days shy of the presidential runoff on Friday.
Naturally, she falls madly in love with Vermeer, and her dusting and sweeping become suffused with desire.
