Sentence examples for swell with a from inspiring English sources

Montauk Point on Long Island, the app says, is best surfed during an east-to-southeast swell, with a northwest wind and a low incoming tide.

But we don't know whether this is a temporary blip or the beginning of a trend, in which employee paychecks will swell with a greater share of the fruits of economic growth.

Things begin swell, with a man knocking back some pickled fish straight from the jar (welcome to the Netherlands!) before joining some pals, headed by a priest, who are hunting down our hero (Jan Bijvoet).

To create that body of work by the age of 40… you can't help but have your whole being swell with a sense of awe, wonder and, for those of us who knew Lee [McQueen], pride.

She described Italian prisons as "pretty swell", with a library, a television in her room, a bathroom and a reading lamp.

This atmospheric spot primes you to swell with a profound sense of place in a way few other corners of America can do.

Medicare and Social Security continue to swell with an aging population.

The march was all about inclusion and the day seemed to swell with an extraordinary sense of camaraderie and good feeling.

But unlike Arabic and Hebrew, it is agglutinative, so that each basic verb can swell with an array of prefixes and suffixes.These are what make life hell.

Courses will start, professors will once again grumble about teaching commitments, and campuses will swell with an influx of undergraduates, new and returning.

The streets around the market were swollen with a slow-moving river of people.