Sentence examples for swept off course from inspiring English sources

But she was too weak to swim half the time she was in the water, and the team was being swept off course.

But then Day's career was swept off course by golf's capricious winds, his story a useful companion piece to the neat narrative written this week at the Byron Nelson Championship by the 16-year-old amateur Jordan Spieth.

The story of the Ibatan starts in the late 1860's, when a nameless, Malay-Polynesian tribe was swept off course in a typhoon and steered their outrigger toward a single point of hope, a 4,000-foot 4,000-footking up from the horizon.

But it's obviously not, for Obama has been swept off course, sacrificing his promises, his values, and the most valiant PEOPLE's advocate he had brought on board.

Courgettes have swept off the course I had planned for them and are plunging in among the sweetcorn.

They are swept off by the wonderful housemistress, Jill Etheridge.

"What are they saying about me?" Wildenstein quoted a slightly derogatory opinion a friend had expressed; he had to have some revenge for being so abruptly swept off his course.

My first job is to sweep off the docks.

"Why are they trying to sweep off the stumps?

Use a dustpan to sweep off your porch.

After 15 minutes have passed, sweep off the baking soda.