Sentence examples for sweep back into from inspiring English sources

Many thought Labor would sweep back into power.

From 3-1 down, 12 points in a row saw Federer sweep back into contention, and as so often in the past his more attacking instinct held sway in the tie-break.

The front fascia sweeps back into a pronounced fender well, which melds with a character line sweeping up toward the rear deck and lip spoiler.

Paulette Bonner swept back into view, carrying a tray of glasses and a cocktail shaker.

Harrison's absent father swept back into his daughter's sight when she was 20.

From the kick-off in extra time England swept back into their penalty area.

In last year's parliamentary elections, the M.P.R.P. promised to increase social-support programs, and it was swept back into power.

On Monday the Taliban swept back into Kunduz, any government forces in the city rapidly melting away.

Bush administration officials were embarrassed when Mr. Chávez was swept back into power in an uprising two days later.

They remain in the calm oasis until the tide starts flowing back in, at which point they come up and get swept back into the bay.

But the leading pro-democracy parliamentarians who were accused of orchestrating those riots swept back into office on the main island of Tongatapu and those nearby.