Sentence examples for swept remnants from inspiring English sources

Upon learning that his expeditionary force operation nicknamed "Operation Euphrates Shield" inside Syria swept remnants of a spent ISIS force from the fields of Dabiq Turkish President Erdogan proclaimed: "The Daesh (ISIS) myth of their great battle of Dabiq is finished!" The Battle for Mosul.

After the French Revolution and the Napoleonic Wars had swept the remnants of feudalism into oblivion, Smith's policies were increasingly put into practice.

It is also creating a political headache for the bankers, who want to sweep the remnants of the debacle from their balance sheets.

Like other leaders in the region, Janša has promised to sweep away remnants of communism regarded as corrupt, while sharing the proceeds of Slovenia's economic success more widely.

Hundreds of professors and students packed into the big Humboldt University in eastern Berlin on Friday to protest steps by Government officials who are moving to sweep out remnants of Marxist scholarship.

Its remnants swept up the East Coast, bringing heavy rain and flooding from the Carolinas to New Jersey.

He sped away from a small group, including Armstrong, with five and a half kilometers to go in the 173.5-kilometer 173.5-kilometer over three daunting climbs and swept past the remnants of an early breakaway still ahead on the road.

To an extent composers began thinking differently about titles in the mid-20th century, when some modernist composers swept them away as remnants of the emotional and painterly excesses of Romanticism.

MALE, Maldives — The broken glass from an attack by vandals on the National Museum here has been swept away, and the remnants of the Buddhist statues they destroyed — nearly 30 of them, some dating to the sixth century — have been locked away.

STIRS FEARS IN MALDIVES The broken glass from an attack by vandals on the National Museum in Maldives has been swept away, and the remnants of the Buddhist statues they destroyed -- nearly 30 of them, some dating to the sixth century -- have been locked away.

Margaret was helping sweep up the remnants of Trinidadian "doubles," a fried dough sandwich with curried chickpeas that the young cooks had whipped up.