Sentence examples for sweep gave from inspiring English sources
The doubleheader sweep gave Mets fans something to savor in another losing season.. INSIDE PITCH Ryan Braun pulled ahead of Jose Reyes in the chase for the N.L. batting title.
The sweep gave the Mets 74-733) a record of 20-5 since Aug. 18, putting them five games behind Atlanta in the National League East, after the Braves lost to the Philadelphia Phillies by 5-2 tonight.
To explain this point, I'll start with a quote from David Frum's great book "Dead Right," which was written in the early 1990s, in what seemed like a period of exhaustion and defeat for limited-government conservatism, just before the 1994 congressional sweep gave that movement new political life.
Each stimulus sweep gave a signal well above the system noise, so that a phase-locked response is evident (Fig. 1C).
A week later, Schilling would turn in another solid performance in the second game against the Cardinals in the World Series, which the Sox would sweep, giving the team its first title since the Woodrow Wilson Administration.
"I believe that marriage has been defined the same way for literally thousands of years by virtually every civilization in history and that marriage is, by its definition, a relationship between a man and woman," he said earlier this year — a statement of curious sweep, given his religious ancestry.
The show's grand sweep gives a sense of the interconnectedness of this age, in which ease of travel and trade, and rising levels of wealth, created a market for fine art and luxury goods across large stretches of three continents.
Charging and discharging, observed in consecutive up-ramping and down-ramping sweeps, gives rise to a hysteresis in the characteristics [zoomed-in in Figure 3c].
The implicit Crank-Nicolson technique is then applied to the resulting approximation, and the subsequent equation is split into two alternating direction sweeps, giving rise to a new axisymmetric ADE scheme.
Just a few sweeps give eyelashes perfect coverage.
The program SweepFinder (Nielsen et al. 2005) was used to scan for sweeps, given the relatively large size of the genomic regions under consideration.
