Sentence examples for quickly sweeping from inspiring English sources

Gray stood up and began quickly sweeping a path with the metal-detector down the east side of the hill.

The blaze first broke out on Thursday, quickly sweeping through the Camarillo Springs area.

It was a rural area, used mainly for cattle grazing, cut off from downtown by the mercurial rio, which could swell from a trickle to a raging torrent terrifyingly quickly, sweeping wooden bridges and trestles away and out to sea.

Now embarking on his own career, Speed Racer is quickly sweeping the racing world with his skill behind the wheel of his brother's car the Mach 5 and his own Formula One car the Mach 6, but remains primarily interested in the art of the race and the well-being of his family.

HARTFORD — Almost from the moment that Adam Lanza ended his siege, it seemed that Connecticut, dominated by Democrats and already with some of the nation's toughest gun laws, would quickly pass sweeping new restrictions on firearms.

The mass coral bleaching event started in Hawaii last year before sweeping quickly and mercilessly across reefs around the world.

The women of the team arrived late, stepping down from their gray Russian jeep in their identical pale blue burkas and sweeping quickly out of view into the women's quarters of the house.

Murray has struggled to recover from disappointments like that in the past, but he bounced back quickly this time, sweeping through six matches in the Olympic tournament with the loss of only one set and reeling off nine straight games against Federer in one particularly lopsided stretch Sunday and finishing with two consecutive aces.

Looking a bit further into the future than the fantasy of the lame duck Congress quickly passing sweeping reform measures, there are essentially three or four scenarios worth considering.

This was initially raised by a member of staff who felt confident we would do something about it quickly rather than simply sweeping it under the carpet".

Dry your brush on a clean towel or rag by sweeping it quickly back and forth across the fabric.