Sentence examples for swaths off from inspiring English sources

Drilling in broader swaths off the continental United States wouldn't affect prices until 2030.

Some say the government went too far to placate industrial fishermen and the oil and gas industries by leaving large swaths off western and southern Australia vulnerable to bottom-trawling and drilling.

Among the areas excluded from the plan are resource-rich swaths off the west coast and in the Great Australian Bight — a massive open bay off the central and western portions of the country's southern coastline.

The Tonys represent only Broadway, ignoring swaths of regional, Off Broadway and Off Off Broadway productions, but commercial and nonprofit producers alike covet the awards as useful tools for marketing, subscriber and capital campaigns and launching pads for lucrative national tours.

Because Rwanda is so small, it's much easier to implement ambitious plans here than in many other African countries that still have huge swaths of territory cut off from the capital.

The new policy, which Interior Department officials said could affect tens of thousands of snowmobiles a year, is the latest step by the Clinton administration to put larger swaths of public land off-limits to recreational vehicles.

Others blame increasing lawlessness among youths of Pakistani and Bangladeshi origin, who have reportedly declared whole swaths of Oldham off limits to whites.

In one of the most far-reaching efforts yet to curb suburban sprawl, ballot initiatives in both states proposed giving voters an unprecedented level of power to designate wide swaths of land off limits to new housing.

However, with the English Baccalaureate and best eight measures in league tables leading to crammed curriculums and the annoyance for other staff in hauling great swaths of students off timetable, it is becoming more difficult to justify inviting outside speakers into to school.

Music journalist Simon Reynolds noted that the post-punk movement of the late 1970s and early 1980s "had taken whole swaths of music off the menu", particularly that of the 1960s, and that "After postpunk's demystification and New Pop's schematics, it felt liberating to listen to music rooted in mystical awe and blissed-out surrender".

Stand on it, on a clear day, and swaths of glittering ice stretch off to the horizon in every direction.