How to pronounce “swathe” in English

So there's a whole swathe of literature, I think, that needs to be developed.

You can see this great swathe of carpet going from Manchuria in the east right across central Europe

And there's a whole swathe of other people, it's going to be pretty amazing.

They start to expand into huge swathes of mainland China and acquire a large land border with Siberia.

So you have these whole swathes of kids who live in rural places, or live in exurbs where it's really not safe.

But I think he felt great remorse because she helped to liberate a whole swathe of France without a single professional soldier.

But still, that leaves us with a vast swathe to study.

Peggy Orenstein: that every little girl had to be a princess and be swathed in pink for the first four years of her life so, or five years.

her questions often dressed in tight if discreet red leather her head swathed in

China has got a huge planting called the Great Green Wall of China that's being planted across a great swathe of China.

And you can see in the upper right corner of that chart they're missing a whole swathe of materials.

And another oversight is Indigenous data sovereignty, so Indigenous peoples being stewards to very large swathes

-Nothing evokes the end of the world more than a man running straight ahead on a beach swathed in the sounds of his Walkman, cocooned

But the result, the operational result, is that you have swathes of senior officers within the Fourth Department, which is the contemporary name for the Soviet military intelligence,

The pig, obviously, for Chef April was a big inspiration since you're swathed in that massive beast.