Sentence examples for to sweep from from inspiring English sources
When he's using it, he never takes his eyes off it except to sweep from one side to the other, which gives him a glassy, self-absorbed look.
While 2007's fiction promises to sweep from the Welsh valleys to the Peruvian jungle, musing on love, death and other literary staples, it's impossible to ignore a unifying thread: war.
"I want to sweep from the spoken word into the sung word and make it feel like it's all of a piece," Ahrens says in the Lincoln Center Theatre Review.
They were then going on to Ethiopia, and later this year Wheeler planned to visit Macau, Shanghai, Singapore, Finland, the Baltic States, Poland, Italy, Switzerland, Germany, Iceland, and Japan, and to sweep from Cape Town to Casablanca by air safari.
Computer models had found that a large wave of low pressure over eastern Canada might do what most weather systems rarely do -- move west, against the prevailing easterly winds, and drop south from the Great Lakes until intersecting the more usual track for winter storms, which tend to sweep from the Gulf of Mexico and up the Atlantic Seaboard.
The Radio Plasma Imager (RPI), a low-frequency sounder with 500-m dipole antennas designed to sweep from 3 kHz to 3 MHz, will be part of NASA's IMAGE mission to be launched in February 2000 into an elliptical orbit with an altitude at apogee of 7Re.
"The unseasonal low pressure system looks set to sweep up from the South West, through the Midlands and, towards the Humber from the early hours of Sunday morning.
Beginning in the 1960s, radar-directed antiaircraft weapons proved so dangerous that they threatened to sweep aircraft from the sky.
In the autumn, if leaves are making a nuisance of themselves, offer to sweep them from people's drives.
In October 1876 Maebara decided to lead dissident Chōshū samurai against the new regime, stating that he intended to "sweep traitors from the side of the emperor".
He discovered that a curved driveway created a more dramatic approach than a straight one, and so realigned his to sweep in from the west.
