Sentence examples for swell from from inspiring English sources

Kui, February Swell, from the series Right Coast, 2005.

When she worked, Mr. Ferreira said, her feet would swell from standing for long hours.

Seagulls circled the smokestack and a gentle swell from the last storm gently rolled the ship.

This year's harvest is about to swell from a trickle to a flood.

Federal officials and environmental groups insist they are eager to protect the swell from further damage.

The snow on the ground can swell from nothing to a cushion 12ft deep.

Coley's right eye had begun to swell from the constant pounding of De La Hoya's jab.

Lagos, Portugal Europe's land's end picks up swell from all over the Atlantic.

In India alone, the ranks of the middle class will swell from 50 million to 583 million.

A decade-long boom has seen Spain's immigrant population swell from 2% of the total to 12%, or 5.6m.

Then houses began to swell, from an average of five rooms in the late 1940s to seven by the 1960s.