The phrase 'sweeping meadows' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a picturesque landscape or scenery, for example: "The sun glimmered beautifully through the trees across the sweeping meadows beyond."
In 1676 or so, a Dutch settler named Jan Martense Schenck built a house on the south shore of Long Island, in an area that in those days consisted mainly of sweeping meadows, tidal wetlands, and sand dunes, and which today is part of the Mill Basin neighborhood of Flatlands, in Brooklyn.
Past the olde English village with perfectly preserved church, through the first set of electronically operated gates, along the long, sweeping drive to the second set, and finally the third, and there, among the epic landscape of spreading trees and sweeping meadows, stands chez Kubrick.
We are pootling along the smooth, rolling A roads of Sweden's west coast, past lakes, red clapperboard farmsteads, assorted summer houses with woodstacks piled high, granite escarpments, dense pine forests, sweeping meadows, green fields lined with regiments of lupins, and warning signs for moose.
By David Owen In 1676 or so, a Dutch settler named Jan Martense Schenck built a house on the south shore of Long Island, in an area that in those days consisted mainly of sweeping meadows, tidal wetlands, and sand dunes, and which today is part of the Mill Basin neighborhood of Flatlands, in Brooklyn.
This Relais & Châteaux retreat's sweeping meadows, fragrant gardens and Ganges Harbour views draw praise from recent visitors.
A big hotel set in a sweeping meadow ringed by dense spruce forests, the Hubert had all kinds of diversions for children, from ponies to skittles to a heated indoor pool.
Capitol Peak appears as the Matterhorn might, jutting up from a lush landscape of sweeping steppe-like meadows filled with bright yellow pea-shaped flowers called golden banner.
But most of the works here — sweeping vistas of meadows, seascapes, and shaded country lanes, along with a scene of a crouching tiger, by Delacroix, and one of a young boy relieving himself in a doorway, by Millet — offer fascinating evidence of how even the giants of nineteenth-century French painting (Corot and Rousseau among them) played with the new technology.
Sonic Fear paints a soundscape that is as sweeping as a velvety meadow and as pulsating as a lover's heartbeat.
"And now you can look straight out, forever," Mr. Seeler said, standing on his artificial plateau and sweeping his arm toward the wildflower meadow his wife, Ngaere (pronounced NYE-ree) Macray, planted a few years ago.
Ms. Cook's appearances with the New York Philharmonic were sweeping, heartfelt summations of a career whose arc carried her from sunny meadows in which carefree Broadway ingénues frolicked into the shadowy lair of Stephen Sondheim.
