the sweep of

He gave the harness bells a shake To ask if there is some mistake. The only other sound's the sweep Of easy wind and dowry flake.

Still, says their commander, Brigadier Mark Carleton-Smith, "in the sweep of the campaign, this marks the end of the beginning. "

Photosynthesizing organisms cast a green glow across the sweep of the ice.

But if you look back at the sweep of history, it's striking how fleeting supremacy is, particularly for individual cities.

By the time their journey is over, they will have glimpsed the sweep of Norwegian history from the Vikings to modern times.

He rubbed at the windshield and strained his vision over the sweep of headlight.

The only other sound's the sweep Of easy wind and downy flake.

I learn that there is no superhuman happiness, no eternity outside the sweep of days.

total solar eclipse with the sweep of the entire regional.

The sweep of his arm took in most of Main Street.

The sweep of the US proposal took Britain and France by surprise.

In this case, the sweep of the wings could be shifted--in flight, no less--between 20 degrees and 60 degrees.

There were maybe 60, 000 sandhills just within the sweep of my binoculars.

felt the sweep of its ever-moving tail.

But half a century, though aeons in computer time, is an instant in the sweep of language history.

The sweep of Grossman's pen can exhaust the reader.

Yet in the sweep of EU history, these are mere teething troubles in a growing-up period.

You have witnessed the sweep of a remarkable century, both in China and abroad.

Three things enhance the similarity: the sweep of technological change;