Sentence examples for sweep deep into from inspiring English sources

Hardliners in Khartoum, the northern capital, want the army to sweep deep into the south, or at least to take over oilfields beyond the border.

Even when consolidation swept deeper into Hollywood in the 1980s, studio chiefs still reigned supreme because, as Mr. Vogel put it, "The movies were still big enough parts of the puzzle that they could sway the stock prices and earnings of the conglomerates that were buying them".

The boy, Trevon Taylor, was wading in waist-high water near a jetty when he was swept into deep water about 8 30 p.m., according to a family friend who had taken him to the beach with other children.

On the fifth day, driving through the lush Messenia district in the south, an area where terra cotta-colored mountains sweep down into deep valleys, we nearly decided not to stop at Ancient Messene.

I don't think I'll ever recover from the first time I saw the Sleeping Beauty kiss: he kneels, they grasp hands, and she sweeps into a deep arabesque on pointe, her foot striking twelve o'clock as they kiss.

That I'd be swept along into deeper Shakespearean currents.

The Bill Clinton-like belief that "we are all is this together" is the wave of the future that can sweep the audience into a much deeper level of engagement and turn a passive viewer into an active participant.

NBC seemed to be sending a message by scheduling it so deep into the sweep.

A few people sweep garbage into piles.

They look harmless as the monsoon winds sweep them north and east towards Singapore, Malaysia and deep into Cambodia, Laos and Thailand.

The following year, state budget shortfalls helped sweep into office gubernatorial and state legislative candidates who promised to make deep cuts to state-funded programs and slash government staff, Shure said.