| Shortly thereafter, she'd begun to rent a small house near where much of the earlier destruction had cut a swath through the town. |
| Somehow it manages to slice a clear swath through the thick humidity and sleepy heat of even the hottest day. |
| Unassuming and usually kind of quiet, he cuts no swath while entering a little hick bar out here in the country. |
| Known as our first family of Celtic music, this band's roots go deep and wide and cut a swath across musical genres. |
| Along the wall, they has cleared a swath as wide as a football field, shearing off row after row of houses. |
| Increasing numbers of ticks have cut a swath through the young grouse populations. |
