Sentence examples for swept hard from inspiring English sources

But the next ball from Price was swept hard in front of square for four.

The first ball is swept hard in the air to deep square leg.

Elly Jackson's carrot top is an architectural feat, hair swept hard to the left and then shooting up, up and away, like a parabola.

Stokes swept hard at Xavier Doherty but saw Clarke dive at full horizontal stretch to his right to take the ball and send him on his way for a slightly painful 15 off 39 balls.

Some of the crimes which are hardest to sweep under the carpet, such as homicides and firearms offences, have shown some of the largest drops.

Five more balls he'd stolidly blocked out there, then got one he like and swept it hard, down on one knee, out the deep square leg boundary.

James Crumley, a critically acclaimed crime novelist whose drug-infused, alcohol-soaked, profanity-laced, breathtakingly violent books swept the hard-boiled detective from the Raymond Chandler era into an amoral, utterly dissolute, apocalyptic post-Vietnam universe, died on Wednesday in Missoula, Mont.

Otherwise, this "Così" just swept forward, never hard-driven, just urgent and natural.

The following month, Al Nahayan swept up another hard-luck British trophy asset: the venerable Barclays, which traces its roots to 1690.

When the biggest wave of the morning swept in, Moriarity paddled hard.

So the hard rain swept down from the hills and the rivers burst their banks, taking everything in their path.