Sentence examples for to swath from inspiring English sources
noun
The track cut out by a scythe in mowing.
200 Total area, in square meters, that Rick Owens plans to swath in asymmetrical leathers at his new East London pop-up store.
"The Affair of the Necklace" has all of these things, and enough velvet and brocade to swath every bosom from here to Versailles, where its plot unfolds in the expected atmosphere of aristocratic decadence.
Not having to swath our wheat saves us time, labor, and resources like fuel and trips in and out of the field.
For example, based on currently available data, SRM is still superior to SWATH MS for the sensitive detection of a small set of target proteins (<100).
It is better to swath earlier than too late or grain loss may occur.
(Republican lawmakers have been largely opposed to swaths of the financial regulation overhaul).
Southerners point to swaths of prime coastal real estate that is fenced off.
Much of that had been driven by the firm's huge real estate division, which owns properties ranging from Hilton Worldwide to swaths of office buildings.
To swaths of the internet, he was also something of a hot toddy: tall, sly-smiled, big of heart and body.
The rebels of the Tuareg ethnic group had been clinging to swaths of Mali's desert north, refusing to disarm or allow the country's army to enter Kidal, a dusty Sahara outpost near the Algerian border.
However, the passion demonstrated by the protesters before things turned nasty illustrates how important the union flag and Belfast's city hall continue to be, symbolically linking the rest of the UnK to swaths of unionists and loyalists in Northern Ireland.
