Sentence examples similar to sweep views from inspiring English sources

The convicts, he said, worked in "big airy rooms through which cool breezes sweep," with views of "the yachts of millionaires" gliding past.

In its 6-0 decision, with one justice abstaining, the Supreme Court explained that "it would be ludicrous to construe the legislation with that broad a sweep in view of the fact that the nature of the services does not fall into the category of consumerism".

Traffic ground to a halt, people gaped from promenades along the river, and then the first of what would be many barges, coming from the Gulf of Finland, swept into view.

Graves's poems began as poems of the nursery, graduated into soldier-verse of a sort much like his friend Siegfried Sassoon's, then took off into the quirky classic-romantic stuff that made him so appealing to the very odd American poet Laura Riding, who swept into view in the 20s and with whom he vanished to Mallorca in 1930.

The ramps sweep and splendid views of the city unfurl.

The apartment, whose views sweep from Central Park to the Hudson, is owned by the steel magnate Leroy Schecter.

There are wide terracesto take tea on, a spectacular spiral staircase to sweep down and views of the churning sea through walls of glass at every turn.

Views sweep down a pine-strewn valley to the beaches around Ericeira, one of Europe's finest surfing spots and a 20-minute walk.

From this Iron Age hill fort, built in 400 BC, the views sweep down from the North York Moors and over to the Vale of York and the Vale of Mowbray to the distant Pennines, a low-rise mountain range sometimes dubbed "the backbone of England".

The sheer sweep of the view is breathtaking in morning mist and evening sunset.

Canada on Tuesday also said the company had violated its privacy laws by obtaining personal data from Wi-Fi routers during a Street View sweep.