'I swipe out' is not a correct or usable phrase in written English.
'Swipe out' is not an idiomatic expression in English and there is no context in which it could be used in a sentence.
"Swipe out," said a third.
She added, "It's not a matter of the hours we swipe in or swipe out, but the work that continues for us under increasingly difficult circumstances".
This raises the question of how safe sharing that data is and how easy it may be for someone to get that information from Mint.com and then use it to log into your accounts and swipe out your money.
Android This does what it says on the tin: a virtual drawer that you swipe out to reveal your favourite widgets, without having to flick back to your homescreen first.
The rise of such "gig" jobs, where you start work by opening an app on a smartphone and end when you swipe out, has disrupted traditional patterns of employment.
The Great Russian bear had been poked with a stick and was ready to swipe out at anyone and everyone.
But in terms of opportunities missed and markets swiped out from under you, I stand by my view that Politico's rise has cost the Post its best, most obvious chance at a financially-stable transition to the online era.
A pivotal moment arrived when Rooney was trying to get past Mutch and swiped out at him.
All site editing tools are hidden in a tray that can be swiped out from the right side of the app and made accessible at any time.
If a user chooses to watch the video instead of swiping out — there's a button on the top corner of the video to "Enter Now" — users can learn about the different ways to enter the #UpForWhatever contest.
