Sentence examples for sweep in from from inspiring English sources

It is frequently buffeted by storms that sweep in from the Pacific.

It takes her six hours, she says, though longer after the sandstorms that sweep in from the Gobi desert.

He discovered that a curved driveway created a more dramatic approach than a straight one, and so realigned his to sweep in from the west.

He said that unless the EU stopped "supporting fascism" ultra-nationalists would soon sweep in from Ukraine into Poland and Germany, and cause trouble and mayhem there.

"You can't just sweep in from outside and drop something in and say, 'This is exactly what you need,' " said Laura Sampath, manager of the International Development Initiative at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.

They include Samar, one of the country's poorest islands about 373 miles south-east of Manila that has long suffered because it is regularly the first to be hit by storms that sweep in from the Pacific Ocean.

One storm swept in from the Plains.

And so the barbarians swept in from the desert.

A gust of wind sweeps in from across the lake.

However, Phillip Hughes remained unbeaten until the rain swept in from the Quantocks at tea time.

Outside, trekkers scrambled into their tents as a fierce wind swept in from the lake.