Sentence examples for major swath from inspiring English sources

A major swath of New York fell in love with Paulo Szot when he appeared in the 2008 Lincoln Center revival of South Pacific.

[Daily News] Lobbyists earned more than $5 million from 2004 to last year from developers pushing plans to build a Midtown metropolis on the borough's last major swath of available real estate.

In a separate but related case, Mr. Schussler paid $4.1 million in bribes during five years to Joseph Marino, a former assessor who had responsibility for a major swath of Midtown Manhattan real estate in the 1990's, according to a transcript of his sentencing to 48 months in prison.

Pro-democracy demonstrators are transforming a major swath of the city into a canvas, with much of the imagery focused on the protesters' adopted symbol: the umbrella.

Students and young adults can't remember, and probably can't imagine, the time when Microsoft ruled major swaths of the technology world with an iron fist.

They are the people that can describe big changes that impact major swaths of humanity (we will privatize space flight! we will sequence the human genome! we will find safe alternative to oil! etc), and then actually proceed to replace "we" with "I" through their actions, be it entrepreneurship or investing or volunteering".

The agents of terror and death are running riot across major swaths of our Earth wreaking unspeakable violence on the innocents who want nothing more than to live in peace, but find it unattainable.

NEW YORK -- It sounds like a Halloween nightmare: after a major storm, wide swaths of the country are without power going into Election Day.

Back in Los Angeles, Christopher took over control of his legal partnership and steadily expanded its international presence to include a wide swath of major Japanese companies and organisations.

New grass seedlings can establish themselves only after a hurricane or other major disturbance clears a swath of heavily vegetated beach.

This is the second swath of major layoffs for HuffPost's parent company.