Sentence examples for has swept over from inspiring English sources

No such ultrabearishness has swept over the advisers this year.

Since the April 2010 elections, a political tsunami has swept over the country.

As the recession has swept over states and cities, it has laid bare economic weakness and shoddy fiscal practices.

The mass cultural tide has swept over our national life, and all we can do is adapt to the consequences.

Fog has swept over the south-east of England, causing delays and cancellations at Heathrow and London City airports.

Why? Because, for all the change that has swept over the company, at the store level there is still a fair amount of the old communal sociability.

His own life suggests the extensive changes that have swept over Dixie.

OVER the past decade privatisation has been at the heart of the market reforms that have swept over Latin America.

Hundreds of millions of people swallow food and drinks containing artificial sweeteners, and so far, no widespread calamities of health have swept over them.

The crags and escarpments of the Afghan landscape loom on the periphery of Nickelsberg's images, as do the faces of Afghans, of every hue and shape, living testaments to the centuries of migrations that have swept over the country.

A wildfire near here has burned more than 500 square miles, and it and other fires burning now in the West will have swept over hundreds more before they are put out or burn themselves out.