"sweeping bend" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to describe a type of curve or turn, often found in roads or race tracks, with a wide and smooth arc. Example: The car approached the sweeping bend with caution, knowing that its high speed could easily lead to a spinout on the sharp turn.
The Kuzmin manse, on a glorious, sweeping bend of the Vologda River, is equally eccentric.
Perched on a sweeping bend of the JF Kennedy corniche, Le Péron (00 33 4 9131 0141; hotel-peron.com; rooms from €79) is family run and friendly.
You just keep accelerating through a big, sweeping bend and the car simply goes where you aim it, faster and faster, as if there's a black hole just beyond the corner exit.
The green, actually a 100-yard Astro Turf football and soccer field at 90th Street and York Avenue, is nestled in a tranquil and little-traveled corner of the Upper East Side, hugged by a sweeping bend in the river.
On a fast road with open, sweeping bends you seldom need to drop below fourth gear.
None of the horses drawn in stall 12 — that is, on the far outside of the long, sweeping bends — have won a race since Meydan was built.
Doh! Imagine the narrowest of two-lane highways, imprisoned in a canyon of 10ft hedgerows, that dives and twists into valleys, with blind, sweeping bends.
Bond could remember "the days when he had seen them drifting the fast sweeping bends of Tripoli at 190, or screaming along the tree-lined straight at Berne with the Auto Unions on their tails".
Down the final descent, the long, sweeping bends making it the finest road I have ever ridden, the air rich and syrupy and warm now, passing gauchos on horses and through sandstone valleys with rock formations eroded by wind and time into fantastical and diabolical shapes.
There are 10 corners and two roundabouts, but you go straight through them in big sweeping bends.
Her sculptures, which range from six feet high to table-top size, combine the spontaneous with the earthbound: the sweeping, bending, soaring forms are assembled with nuts and bolts.
