Sentence examples for rolling swathes from inspiring English sources
The quaint phrasing of the song allows that a discouraging word may occasionally be heard, but the few dark accidentals in Hodgkin's version are swept away in a dance of unstoppable energy, the colouring of Matisse-like simplicity, a dazzle of blue dashes above rolling swathes of yellow and orange.
ON THE outskirts of Columbia, South Carolina's capital, lies a rolling swathe of farmland where cattle graze, tomatoes sprout and razor wire glints in the afternoon sun.
The problem is that interesting doesn't always mean better.For examples, look no further than two Canadian companies that succeeded in rolling up vast swathes of American business: Loewen and Laidlaw.
The field of rough grass lies on high ground, overlooking swathes of rolling Ayrshire farmland.
Friends and colleagues say they think Mr. Gore stifled or concealed those pro-gun-control sentiments during the 1976 campaign, fearing that he would anger voters in the Fourth Congressional District, a staunchly Democratic but socially conservative swathe of hamlets, rolling forests and tobacco farms in middle Tennessee.
The TRNC is working with Israeli firms to roll out desalination plants to irrigate its often parched land, transforming huge swathes from dust into rolling green golf courses.
The cost for this so far: ¥32 billion ($272m).Meanwhile, a lower-tech clean-up is taking place beyond the Dai-ichi site over a big swathe of Fukushima's rolling countryside.
Last year, reseeding the rolling meadows of the Nethermead required roping off large swathes for the summer, which shut it down for soccer and Frisbee games.
On Thursday, the union will ballot its 270,000 members on rolling action, starting with a two-day strike early in March that they say would disrupt vast swathes of public services.
