Sentence examples for swept about from inspiring English sources

Reading him feels like swimming in the ocean: it's freeing and pleasurable to get swept about, but there's always an underlying danger.

Benjamin, who had begun to attack Stalin obliquely, and may have gone much further in conversation, was at the very least swept about by this maelstrom, associating with some of its key players, ranging from the Comintern agent Otto Katz to the once-loyal Communist and later impassioned renegade Arthur Koestler.

Newton concluded that the doctrine is in fact self-refuting and that, where Descartes needed to, he had surreptitiously helped himself to a notion of space independent of body, particularly in order to assign the desired degree of centrifugal conatus to the planets and their satellites as they are swept about by celestial vortices of "subtle" matter.

And in the finale, with Susan Walters as pianist, the entire cast appeared to be swept about by choreographic and musical gales.

The driver and one passenger managed to escape but one person remained trapped as the vehicle was swept about 250m downstream.

Footage, widely shared on Wednesday, showed Trump's hair being dramatically swept about in a blustery wind, revealing what appeared to be a large hairless patch at the rear of his head and adding to longstanding speculation about the exact nature of Trump's mane.

Officials estimate that the program will sweep about 2.7 million dirty autos from the roads nationwide.

Surveillance aircraft have been trying to sweep about 20,000 square nautical miles of ocean a day, though they could not do so on Tuesday because of a storm.

That was the main rug under which the allegations against Trump were swept: Stories about Clinton's email server.

In recent weeks, hundreds of thousands of mysterious yellow blobs have swept across about 20 miles of the beaches in northern France, according to the Local.

That crackdown has swept up about 2,500 people from various opposition groups over the last several days, according to Western diplomats.