Sentence examples for long sweep from inspiring English sources
He waved his hand at the long sweep of hallway.
In the long sweep of Tory politics, the confrontational, polarizing style of Thatcher is the exception.
Then, finally, the long sweep of road past the football pitch and we were in Manorbier.
You can even amble along a long sweep of promenade with its very own Hôtel de Ville.
A long sweep through the sylvan glades of Mount Prospect Park brought us eventually down to Brooklyn's trendiest avenue: Fifth.
He treads water, looking back at England's coast, the long sweep of quaint, decaying façades, the pale clouds.
And instead of holding out a promise, making long sweeps toward catharsis, Sightings keeps lurching and retreating and disorienting you.
Although he was a Baptist from the northern part of the state, Long swept the predominantly Catholic, Cajun parishes of Acadiana.
It's a fascinating window on this tidy country and the tides of history that have long swept through the northern Baltic.
On lucky number three, I flew that bird as god intended, making long sweeps around hotspots and waiting for Wagner to kick in.
Speaker Gingrich told me that he became a historian because he read Isaac Asimov's seven-volume Foundation series about a mathematician and psychohistorian from Planet Trantor "who looked at long sweeps of history and tried to understand probable patterns of behavior".
