Sentence examples for changes that have swept from inspiring English sources
His own life suggests the extensive changes that have swept over Dixie.
More broadly, the club's demise parallels the changes that have swept through Wall Street.
The economic changes that have swept Turkish society, bringing cellphones, iPods and the Internet, are transforming the younger generation.
But more typical on Long Island are elderly priests who have seen the changes that have swept through the diocese.
In the past decade, almost all the social changes that have swept America have moved it in a Republican direction.
The demographic changes that have swept the county reflect what is happening across the state and much of the nation.
The dramatic political changes that had swept across eastern Europe had a tremendous effect on the Olympics.
Caesarean section remains entrenched in hospital routines, seemingly immune to the tide of customer-focused changes that has swept maternity services and labour ward care.
Morocco's decision — in the form of a referendum to give more powers to elected leaders — was offered as a unique answer to the insistent calls for democratic change that have swept through Arab countries since Tunisians unexpectedly toppled their longtime dictator in January.
To believe the lies and heed the grievous "warnings" of Saif, would be to grossly neglect the deafening call for freedom coming from the Libyan people and to allow oneself to be deluded that the winds of change that have swept across Tunis and Cairo will not soon be blowing through the empty palaces of the Gaddafi family.
"It's the wind of change that has swept the nation.
