Sentence examples for sweeping piece from inspiring English sources
This was a sighting 10 days ago on a common in Surrey, a sweeping piece of heath not far from Guildford, and the bird was a great grey shrike.
The Guardian editor Alan Rusbridger's sweeping piece in The New York Review of Books begins with a description of the bizarre destruction of computers at the newspaper's offices at the hands of the British government.
Two other cases in play last week are considered crucial tests of a much newer law, the Digital Millennium Copyright Act, a sweeping piece of legislation enacted in 1998 but largely untested in the courts so far.
Debate over these issues is growing as Congress approaches a 30 September deadline to pass a new farm bill – a sweeping piece of legislation that covers a wide range of issues, including the bulk of international food aid.
By this point in his Presidency, Barack Obama had passed an eight-hundred-and-thirty-one-billion-dollar stimulus bill, a sweeping piece of legislation that alone would have made his first term memorable.
A collection of this art has been brought together at the Brooklyn Museum of Art to mark the 50th anniversary of the 1964 Civil Rights Act, a sweeping piece of legislation that sounded the death knell for a system of racial apartheid in the American South that went by the deceptively unthreatening name of Jim Crow.
The act was considered by its supporters to be one of the most sweeping pieces of civil rights legislation in decades.
Another problem: As is the case with virtually all complex, sweeping pieces of legislation, it's difficult to understand Graham-Cassidy without a breakdown from the nonpartisan Congressional Budget Office.
Under mounting pressure from the Devils in the second period, Brathwaite broke up a rush by sweeping a piece of a broken stick into Sykora's path.
With its solid performances and sweeping set pieces in which Japanese planes swoop through the streets like mad, fire-spitting bats, "John Rabe," has its visceral moments.
A cleaning lady was sweeping up pieces of glass and measuring an empty window frame; it had been smashed during the assault the day before.
