Sentence examples for best sweeping from inspiring English sources

Just 400 laddered steps up a rock face (those who fear exposure, beware!) you will find yourself among towering views of the Great Western Divide where you will get a load of the best sweeping views of any accessible place in the park.

Would the daffy but endearing and richly talented Cyndi Lauper repeat Christopher Cross' 1980 longshot of sweeping best new artist, best album, best record and best song awards?

The best experts avoid sweeping conclusions.

In the end the case for the unacceptability of torture is not best made by sweeping assertions that it is useless.

"We had contests every year to see who could decorate the best," Mr. Rabin said, sweeping his hand from one end of the almost-deserted block to the other.

Mr. Ross's adaptation of Laura Hillenbrand's swift-moving, sweeping best seller is serious, decorous and not as thrilling as it might be.

The other two gains (the dither's gain and the loop's gain) are designed for best performance in sweeping and tracking of Global Maximum Power Point.

Hillary has the best chance of sweeping the primaries, as Democrats fall into line behind her.

The major theatre awards, after all, include no "best props" category, simply sweeping them in under "set design" (the key difference being that a prop gets used or touched).

"And so I write to fix him in place, to pass time in his company, to make sure I remember, even though I will never forget".Ms Alexander is at her best when she evokes sweeping emotional tracks through simple imagery.

In 1997, Tony Blair and New Labour capitalised on and came to embody the gender and generational shifts sweeping Britain best symbolised by the iconic photograph of the PM surrounded by New Labour's army of 101 MPs, alongside skilful exploitation of photo opportunities of the first dual earner career couple and a growing family to grace No 10.