Sentence examples for sweeps down from inspiring English sources

Leaves all over the big trees on the Kanebs' lawn, which sweeps down to the harbor.

The hand of Pedro drifts over its head, then sweeps down with lightning speed.

In a marvellous final coup, when an avalanche sweeps down and engulfs Brand's fixed conviction, the whole hard set disappears into a cloud of white mist.

You can hear the stream tinkling in the mountains, and then it becomes a big river as it sweeps down to the sea.

In the bathroom, a framed poem read: "Some go for health to Italian shores, some go up the German Rhine, but give me the home where the balsam breeze sweeps down from the whisp'ring pines".

John Murphy, whose Koala Golf Tours arrange packages anywhere in Australia, says of the 303m dog-leg first tee, as it sweeps down from Commonwealth's venerable clubhouse: "You won't see a more inviting opening hole in golf".

Short sweeps with increasing instantaneous frequency (up-chirps) designed to compensate for the propagation delay along the human cochlea enhance the magnitude of wave V of the auditory brainstem responses, while time reversed sweeps (down-chirps) reduce the magnitude of wave V [Dau, T., Wegner, O., Mellert, V., Kollmeier, B., J. Acoust. Soc. Am. 107 (2000) 1530 1540].

Swept down without preparation, the shattered bodies fall in all conceivable positions.

The Rocky Mountains sweep down from British Columbia, trending northwest-southeast into western Montana, Idaho, and Wyoming.

The Santa Ana winds swept down over the new developments, filling the air with dust.

In January, blizzards swept down from the Arctic until the weather became too cold for snow.