Sentence examples for may sweep in from inspiring English sources

Or is the work itself to be taken as a jumping-off point, from which the adapter or translator's own particular talents may sweep in and create something related, but with a different texture and its own separate space in the world?

On an evening in Venice, a procession with banners and torches may sweep into one of the little piazzas.

In addition, cytoplasmic transmission can link the mtDNA to selfish cytoplasmic elements (e.g., Wolbachia in insects) that may sweep through populations, further decreasing mitochondrial N e and possibly increasing mitochondrial substitution rates via the fixation of slightly deleterious mutations (Shoemaker et al. 2004).

The color-glass condensate's dense swarm of gluons may also sweep particles off in the same direction, suggested Brookhaven National Laboratory physicistRajuVenugopalan, who first predicted the substance, which may also be seen after proton-proton collisions.

In France, where only 6% of deputies were women before the Socialists swept in, parties may well have been denying women (and minorities) the chance to stand for office and voters the chance to elect them.

So much that was fought for with such bravery may be swept away in the dismal tide and drowned in the depths. .

The golden lion tamarin monkey, in Brazil's Atlantic forest, may be swept away in landslides brought on by torrential rains.

The cancellation of a music festival this weekend in Suzhou has some musicians and festival organizers fearing they may be swept up in the government crackdown on dissent.

What Southeast Asian nations and others that may get swept up in the panic must recognize is this: A temporary tightening of credit to defend a currency is infinitely less costly than the price paid for devaluation.

Gains for women earned through years of effort may be swept away in the undertow of layoffs, when flexibility and diversity efforts suddenly disappear.

That may partly explain why Scots voted against the referendum but still swept in to office nationalist politicians.