Sentence examples for sweep out from from inspiring English sources

According to the time-enhanced version of the story, it opens on an afternoon in the late fall of 1965, when without warning, a number of identical dark-green vans suddenly appear and sweep out from a parking lot in downtown Madison, Wisconsin.

EASTPORT, Me. — The fearsome tides that sweep out from the easternmost shores of the United States have for more than 80 years teased engineers and presidents like Franklin D. Roosevelt, who have dreamed of harnessing their force to make electricity.

Gyrodyne is "kind of getting the rug swept out from underneath them".

But Mr. Parker either lost his balance or the boat was swept out from under him, said Sgt. Elias Nikas, a police spokesman.

The legs that were supposed to run the Mets back to respectability have been swept out from under them one more time.

A wave of exultation swept out from the floodlit rescue scene in a farm field here as the first words resounded up from below with the news that all the missing miners had survived their ordeal 244 feet down in the 50-degree cold of the flood waters.

Sure, Adobe has a few times over the past several months, but that's only because they've had the rug swept out from under them.

The weight of wear debris that is swept out from the specimen surface in frictional wear test of Ti 4.5Al 3V 2Mo 2Fe tends to increase with decrease in hardness.

The fretting fatigue life of Ti 4.5Al 3V 2Mo 2Fe tends to decrease with increase in the weight of wear debris that is swept out from the specimen surface in fretting fatigue test and increase in the depth of the crack growth zone caused by contact pressure.

However, say the one you knew of for 38K was swept out from under you while you were on your way there.

After the closure, Gattorno said she felt crushed at seeing her life's work swept out from under her feet overnight.