Sentence examples for sweeping margins from inspiring English sources
The governing party has won 13 consecutive presidential elections, usually by sweeping margins and four times by alleged fraud.
In Utah's other two House races, voters stuck with their conservative convictions, re-electing Representatives Rob Bishop and Chris Cannon, both Republicans, by sweeping margins.
Mr. Sharon has been leading Mr. Barak in the polls, but not by the sweeping margin that Mr. Netanyahu was commanding.
Instead, he emphasized his sweeping margin of victory in November and the bipartisan, common-sense spirit that he has often said characterizes New Jersey.
Indeed, the history of postwar French intellectual life was of figures from the margins sweeping into the mainstream of Gallic culture and shaking it out of its morosité.
Finally, after another 2-min break, acid-stimulated whole saliva was obtained by sweeping the tongue margins and tongue tip with a cotton swab soaked in a 4% citric acid solution every 20 s.
Republicans said they feared becoming further marginalized in November should President Obama win the state by a big margin, sweeping Democratic candidates into office in the Assembly and Senate.
The Yankees trail the Rangers and the Rays by three games — and by four in the loss column — but they obviously have a huge opportunity to whittle that margin by sweeping Toronto while Tampa Bay and Texas knock each other around.
After Zakuani was penalised for holding Sam Ricketts at a corner, Andrews scored the resulting spot-kick but Thorne restored the two-goal margin by sweeping in from the edge of the area two minutes after the break.
For the first time in a generation, the party actually controlled government by big enough margins to enact sweeping reforms.
Power to the owners Rally drivers The enemy within Hugo Chávez's rotten legacy Reprints Related topics South America Venezuela Nicolas Maduro Latin America Hugo ChavezChavismo turned out to be a remarkably successful formula: Mr Chávez won four elections by margins ranging from sweeping to comfortable and lost only one of his six referendums.
