Sentence examples for swept as from inspiring English sources

That quake produced a tsunami that swept as much as four inches of sand over the island.

To offer some perspective, limited access roadways countrywide are swept as little as once a year, and even within the five boroughs, some neighborhoods are not swept at all.

Jennings was caught and bowled; Joe Root swept as he has done frequently in this series and India's review was successful this time.

The Scythians, the fierce nomadic tribes of Central Asia that swept as far west as the Danube from the eighth to the fourth century B.C., did not limit themselves to plundering Europe.

After the bacteria infect plants and multiply, he says, they may be swept as aerosols into the sky, where it seems they prompt the formation of ice crystals (which melt as they fall to earth, causing rain) at higher temperatures than do dust or mineral particles that also function as the nuclei of ice crystals.

Voltages are swept as follows: 0 → +1.3 V → 0→ −1.2 V → 0. The step voltage and the hold/delay time were 20 mV and 0.1 ms, respectively.

This allows the piston to sweep as well as travel past the ports.

The wave can sweep as much as 2,000 feet (609.6 m).

Leaves are swept away as soon as they fall.

They consist of swept sinus as well as random excitation forces.

"The year after, I swapped from scull to sweep as it felt like the right thing to do.