The road dipped into a valley, then swept up over a hill.

The centenary celebrations were over and all that glowing garbage was swept away.

From 1896 1918 the plague swept through India, taking the lives of over 12.5 million people.

The events were preceded by a wave of anti Armenian statements and rallies that swept over Azerbaijan in February 1988.

Deep calls to deep at the noise of your waterfalls. All your waves and your billows have swept over me.

The servant swept the floor.

The financial revolution that swept the world over the last two decades seemed to sever the link between representative government and public finance.

And when the oceans are swept away .

his eye swerved not nor swept astray .

And when the oceans are swept away .

But the plant was not designed to withstand the 14 meter high tsunami waves that swept over its protective sea wall less than an hour later.

If you stand still, you get swept off.

The Cultural Revolution swept up all of China.

Obama swept to power on the promise of change.

Islam swept the entire Arabian region in the 7th century.

And when he cometh, he findeth it swept and garnished.

Together with households, financial institutions, investors, and governments, economists were swept up in the financial euphoria that led to excessive risk taking and severe over leveraging of banks and households.

Sami swept Layla off her feet with his rugged good looks.

Popular revolutions in Tunisia and Egypt have swept away entrenched autocracies.

When he returns, he finds it swept and put in order.

When Nurziya Kazhibayeva was six years old, a famine swept across Kazakhstan.

How they are suddenly destroyed! They are completely swept away with terrors.

It swept people away as if they were trunks of uprooted palm trees .

It swept people away as if they were trunks of uprooted palm trees .

I have not forgotten them. I have not swept them under the carpet.

When the Berlin wall fell, a generation of ideological certainties was swept away.

A foreign tourist was caught in a strong rip and swept out to sea.

Elsewhere, the crisis has swept away the benefits of several years of economic reform.

Why are your strong ones swept away? they didn't stand, because Yahweh pushed them.

The hugely unpopular Shah they installed was swept away in the Islamic revolution in 1979.

The European economic giant aspired to a global political role, but here reality swept in.

The area then became valuable for timber until 1894, when fire swept through the area.

In 2014, after ISIS swept much of northern Iraq, Christians were faced with a similar ultimatum.

Why are thy valiant men swept away? they stood not, because the LORD did drive them.

This is certainly true in Latin America, where a wave of leftist populism has swept many countries.

Oppressive regimes are being swept away, as Arab people finally take their fate into their own hands.

Hajloui accused the army of passivity in dealing with post election riots that swept Sidi Bouzid when the independent commission for the election disqualified a number of seats won by an electoral list called the Popular Petition, over campaign finance violations.

It would have stayed in the mind s eye a long time, whether or not it swept the Oscars.

Obviously, the election's flaws cannot be swept under the carpet. But nor is Kazakhstan seeking to do so.

The river Kishon swept them away, that ancient river, the river Kishon. My soul, march on with strength.

At the end of 2015, a wave of occupations swept public schools in the Brazilian states of São Paulo and Goiás at the end of 2015, with hundreds of educational institutions taken over by their own students who were protesting budget cuts.

All the sociological evidence about the girls motives, which are in fact very varied, is swept aside as irrelevant.

In 1732, news swept through the Continent that a dead man from a Serbian village killed others at night.

Spearheaded by this minority, the scientific revolution swept through Europe and, later, spread to the rest of the world.

Everyone swept up by it felt young again, as though the world had suddenly, mysteriously, euphorically been made new.