Sentence examples for sweeping extended from inspiring English sources

Sweeping extended chords and gossamer vocals build and drop into a hectic sub-bass pattern that darts out like low end laser beams on Size's remix.

In sweeping, extended tracking shots and dynamic wide compositions, Soderbergh illustrates the making of a mob, as white residents tear through the town beating, punching, and bludgeoning any black person they see.

Sweeping could extend the life of all GPS satellites by two years, saving about $22m per satellite, or $660m in all.The scheme is ambitious, but not foolhardy.

Sweeping views extend from La Costa Golf Course to the ocean.

Apple mania has also buried the fact that House of Representatives has approved "Sweeping, Warrantless Electronic Spy Powers," extending the controversial post-9/11 Bush wiretapping law that allows federal authorities to listen in on Americans without a warrant.

Anyone who understands true transformative education reform recognizes it's not about sweeping out but extending a rope to support and further engage the students and teachers who are the most critical elements of the education reform movement.

Two years ago, Obama signed the Affordable Care Act, sweeping legislation to extend health insurance coverage to an estimated 30 million uninsured Americans and to enforce stricter regulations on health insurance, including requirements that health plans offer benefits to anyone regardless of pre-existing conditions and an individual mandate that most individuals obtain coverage.

Elections aside, Iran is ruled from the top by a supreme leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, whose sweeping powers extend in all directions.

Although he campaigned against almost everything that the Institutional Revolutionary Party stood for, his promise of sweeping change did not extend to economic policy.

A generalized transfer function designated as the flame describing function (FDF) is determined by sweeping a frequency range extending from 0 to 400 Hz and by changing the root mean square fluctuation level between 0%and72%2% of the bulk velocity.

Sen. Tom Cotton (R-Ark)., meanwhile, is pushing for a new measure to extend a sweeping National Security Agency telephone data-collection program that is set to expire on Nov. 29.