Sentence examples for being swept down from inspiring English sources

The same colleague who became sick with typhoid cautioned me, "Be very careful diving there, Drew, several people have died from being swept down too deep by those strong currents during the past year".

But the effect of Cage's structure is ultimately emotional: the mind, trying to swim against its own streams of consciousness, ends up being swept down with them so that the resultant 30-minute "piece" becomes a deeply coherent and personal whole.

However, as Macquarie University Professor, Rob Harcourt, told the Daily Telegraph last year, as winters get warmer, "animals being swept down in the EAC (East Australian Current) are more likely to survive".

This will prevent any foreign substances from being swept down into the fuel feed pipe as the fuel is put into the pipe.

Following the death of a man in Chew Stoke near Bath, after his car was swept away and trapped under a bridge, it was discovered yesterday that three elderly people were rescued from their car on Friday after being swept down a swollen river in Warwickshire, just off the A435, in Coughton Field Lane, in Coughton near Alcester.

Twenty six states continue to be under federal warnings for severe wind chills as bitterly cold air is swept down from the Arctic, with Montana recording a wind chill of -52C (-61F).

This can indicate that the optically generated carriers were swept down due to a tiled potential and the degree of the tilt is obviously as a function of an applied voltage.

When H increases, triangle ABC will be swept down by a straight line perpendicular to the α-axis, α = H, then all the magnetic dipoles whose α value is smaller than H will enter the positive saturation state, so the swept area is covered by S +.

When H decreases, triangle ABC will be swept down by a straight line perpendicular to the β-axis, β = H, then all the magnetic dipoles whose β value is greater than H will enter the negative saturation state, so the swept area is covered by S −.

A magnetic field H y  = 0.4 T was placed perpendicular to the direction of the current (I x ), so that the majority charge carriers (electrons, e−) flowing in the x-direction will be swept down by the effect of the resulting Lorentz force, leading to a major accumulation of valance band holes (h+) at the HF-silicon interface, promoting the reaction.

Maize fields which had been previously burned by wildfires caused by an ongoing drought in Kingsville were swept down, while cotton crops withstood the hurricane well.