Sentence examples similar to swept bell from inspiring English sources
Neben's advantage never topped a minute and she was swept up just after the bell, leaving what remained of the field – 60 riders – together for a final run through the plethora of roundabouts and dead turns of the Pearl Circuit.
This density of variation is contrasted with another drowned bell at Selsey, literally swept away along with St Wilfrid's monastery but which is still heard by fishermen venturing near the treacherous sandbanks.
The untroubled Bell and Ballance led the recovery by adding 79 for the second wicket, only for Bell to perish to the last ball before rain arrived when he swept Angelo Mathews to backward square leg.
A chief difference, Mr. Ryan said, is that although Nassau's problems were swept under the rug for years, the Suffolk County executive, Robert J. Gaffney, has already sounded warning bells.
Then drummer Eric Harland powered up the intensity and Miklós Lukács swept into a cimbalom solo that seemed to splice the rhythms and sonics of bells, drums, pianos and vibraphones.
