Sentence examples for sweep end from inspiring English sources

Most writers who attempt such a sweep end up giving the religions they know best – by upbringing, culture or preference – too great a prominence.

The sweep ended a series that included flagrant fouls, protests, near-fights and angry words.

Mike Gatting's ambitious reverse sweep ends in disaster when he is caught of the innocuous bowling of Allan Border.

The sweep ended in humiliation for the Yankees as the White Sox battered them for 12 runs in the first two innings and went on to win, 17-4.

The Pirates avoided a three-game sweep, ended a five-game losing streak and won on the road for only the second time in 16 games.

Officials said the sweep ended a seven-month investigation into violence and drug operations at Queensbridge, a 26-building complex that is the largest public housing project in the city.

MOSCOW — A military sweep ended in bloodshed on Monday in an area of the southern Kyrgyz city of Osh where residents' protective barricades had been removed by force, with two residents dead and about two dozen hospitalized with injuries from beatings.

For example, the verb /sˠkuəbˠ/ "sweep" ends in the voiced consonant /bˠ/, but its future tense /ˈsˠkuəpˠəɟ/ "will sweep" and verbal adjective /ˈsˠkuəpˠə/ "swept" have the voiceless consonant /pˠ/.

A moment after the decision came, a photographer and his Jet Ski driver lost power in their vehicle, were rear-ended by a massive wave and then got swept end over end all the way to shore by the breakers that followed.

Two plays later, Abercrombie swept end for 21 yards and the score.

Then one called to say that coverage could begin in earnest at the end of May, after the sweeps ended.