Sentence examples for from a sweeping from inspiring English sources

Their house is not far from a sweeping shoreline, where Neilson often gets in an hour of paddle surfing before work.

A backlash from a sweeping gay marriage opinion, this line of reasoning holds, would undermine the Court's legitimacy.

Sun has benefited from a sweeping corporate cost reduction program announced early last year.

But over all, Mrs. Clinton has shied away from a sweeping tax overhaul.

And, according to the latest polls, the Republicans are one day away from a sweeping win of their own.

But they said it remained unclear how vigorously Chinese officials would enforce the new rules, which already are watered down from a sweeping proposal first raised in 2007.

That political stranglehold would prevent Republicans from passing a sweeping overhaul of Dodd-Frank.

Congress is weeks away from passing a sweeping overhaul of financial regulation, affecting products as varied as derivatives and debit cards.

He did, however, show her the architect's first model, with its undulating roof, flowing open spaces and view of the ocean from the entrance, a sweeping gesture that Dr. Dean especially loved.

Spitzer's authority comes from the Martin Act, a sweeping 80-year-old state law that lets him press criminal or civil charges in securities cases.

Structural properties of the samples were also studied by X-Ray diffraction (XRD) using a Bruker XRD D8 Advance diffractometer in Bragg Brentano configuration for powders and a sweeping from 20° to 80°.