Sentence examples for swelled around from inspiring English sources

We paddled hard – if not in unison – as a whirlpool swelled around the raft.

An ovation swelled around the stadium that he acknowledged by doffing his helmet.

And though the expectations have swelled around him, the soft-spoken Smith has stayed as humble as the 1994 Dodge Intrepid he drives around campus.

Nationalism in China, which has swelled around these kinds of sentiments, has become a vital tool for the Communist party leadership.

Space "swelled" around him; time hemorrhaged so that he seemed "to have lived for 70 or 100 years in one night".

As the chuckles of the audience swelled around me, reinforcing and legitimising the words coming from behind the lectern, I breathed in deeply, trying to make sense of what I was hearing.

She's very swollen around the left eye, slightly shaved around the left eye".

This often causes the sides of the stigma to swell around the stigma and the enclosed pollinia.

The greatest fallacy about Busby is that his public behaviour has swollen around a soft centre of gentleness.

Rasner understood the vagaries of baseball simply by looking at his index finger, which is still swollen around the knuckle.

Despite not landing with big shots, Khan was landing often and Algieri was beginning to swell around the eye, although the American rocked Khan with a right in the eighth with the Briton responding well.