Sentence examples for swathe from from inspiring English sources

This is the swathe from Queensland down through New South Wales and Victoria to South Australia where 65% of the country's irrigated farms produce 40% of its agricultural output, all watered by the Murray and Darling rivers or their tributaries.

The incomplete stem family type dominates a swathe from the North Sea to the Swiss border, including large tracts of France and Germany, and also prevails in southern Switzerland, northern Italy and central France (perhaps close to that elusive butter/oil border).

Her skin fell in swathes from her body as she ran.

Hamid was swathed from neck to waist in yellow, disinfectant-soaked bandages.

The character was played by a 20-something dancer named Jonathan Cerullo, swathed from ears to tail in yak hair.

But neither do they fit their ubiquitous image in the West: dour creatures swathed from head to toe in black.

A friend who encountered her on Madison Avenue swathed from head to knees in blue fox, complete with tails, made a mild remark about the generous amount of fur.

Khouri participates in re-enactments, reads out swathes from her book and fronts the camera for interviews (obstinate she changed some details but the story is true).

Swathed from head to toe in black prior to the race, Bolt smiled to the camera and kissed his finger, mouthing the words "number one, baby".

"It takes a while to see yourself in long skirts," said Kendra Thompson, a communications student in Toronto, who was spotted in Chelsea swathed from the waist to ankles in transparent chiffon.

The sitter, Angus Eric Nelsenn), is pretty nonverbal himself, a young man swathed from head to toe in grungy black, who radiates the kind of I-hate-the-world sullenness that would give your average young mother the heebie-jeebies.