Sentence examples for through a sweeping from inspiring English sources

Kenneth T. Ham of the Navy, the commander, guided the 105-ton space plane through a sweeping right overhead turn before a steep descent to Runway 33.

Mr. Liu was sentenced to 11 years in prison on subversion charges in late 2009 after helping to organize a petition that urged uprooting one-party rule through a sweeping democratic transformation.

Dropping through a partly cloudy sky, the commander, Steven W. Lindsey, and Col. Eric A. Boe of the Air Force guided Discovery through a sweeping left overhead turn, lined up on Runway 15 and floated to a picture-perfect touchdown at 11 57 a.m.

Even Hewlett-Packard shares couldn't keep pace with Dell's on Tuesday as Chief Executive Mark Hurd Mark Hurd pushed through a sweeping board overhaul designed to overcome a week of controversy.

Senator Elizabeth Warren, long a champion of stricter rules for Wall Street, said in a Tuesday speech that fast-track authority to push through a sweeping Pacific trade pact could be used to roll back the Dodd-Frank financial reform law.

But as the courts have repeatedly emphasized, it cannot be done through a sweeping censorship regime.

Entered through a foyer with a sweeping wrought iron staircase, the 11,700-square-foot building is highlighted by 30-foot ceilings, arched doorways, large skylights and detailed molding.

Two double faults in a row allowed Bolelli to level at 2-2 but, as in his previous round against Eric Prodon, the Briton was able to go through the gears when necessary, a sweeping backhand followed by a Bolelli double fault re-establishing Murray's advantage in game seven.

Then a number of "wows" were heard as the train went through a wild, sweeping Alpine valley lined by swaths of snow-laden larch trees.

Creationists still gleefully pounce on a quote from the Cambridge University astrophysicist Fred Hoyle, who late in his career compared the likelihood of a living cell arising through evolution to "a tornado sweeping through a junkyard" and assembling a Boeing 747.

Yet not only has Mr Noboa survived, but he has pushed through Congress a sweeping economic reform bill, clinched a $1.7 billion IMF-led aid deal and substituted the dollar for the sucre without any serious difficulties.Until now.