Sentence examples for below swept from inspiring English sources
Adele may be the biggest-selling singer and songwriter to come out of Britain in years, but a newcomer to the British pop scene, Jessie J, below, swept the MOBO awards in Glasgow on Wednesday night, Billboard and other news agencies reported.
The wreckage of the crash is piled carelessly on the barren ground below, a tragedy swept rashly into the past.
The researchers based their findings on computer models that recreated weather conditions on several days when temperatures below freezing swept across several fields of sugarcane and winter vegetables.
Rydell et al. (2010a) stated that 98%% of the killed bats account as open-air foraging, while ca. 60 % of species are most likely at low or no risk due to flight altitudes below the rotor swept zone and the tendency to avoid open space.
As the traveler heads out onto a blustery promontory jutting into the ocean and begins to descend, expanses of ocean — 500 feet below — sweep past the car windows, and the road veers impossibly close to the edge, meandering between a face of gray, crumbling stone and a precipitous drop to the sea.
They survived winters in which the temperature dropped to forty degrees below zero, and blizzards swept in for weeks.
There was no response when I tried to radio ahead and I wondered if everyone above and below me had been swept away: was I the only team member left alive?
As Jupiter migrated inward following its formation (see Planetary migration below), resonances would have swept across the asteroid belt, dynamically exciting the region's population and increasing their velocities relative to each other.
Moreover, as they fell, these barrel-shaped droplets swept the surface below clear, allowing fresh condensation to form.
Some Lib Dem MPs may well manage below-average vote losses, but still be swept away by the tide running against them.
The fodder found within Weak Peace (misogynistic jokes, below-the-belt comments, and racist statements) can be swept under the rug more easily.
