Sentence examples for a small swing from inspiring English sources

In the top 10 constituencies, there was actually a small swing towards Labour.

Not until election day itself, the exit poll indicated, did a small swing to the Texas governor get under way.

There clearly has been a small swing in the Democrats' favour since 2008, and a bigger one relative to their dire showing in 2010.

He also suggests targeting the seats of high profile Tories such as Theresa May and David Davies, who could lose to Lib Dems on a small swing.

The Rev Ian Paisley's party only needs a small swing to oust Mr Trimble, who shared the Nobel peace prize for his contribution to the Good Friday agreement.

The millennial Steve and Eydie: that was Michael Feinstein's half-joking description of his sometime musical partnership with Linda Eder on Tuesday evening at Feinstein's at Loews Regency, where they appeared with a small swing band.

"So choke down on the club and make a smaller swing," he said.

That can hardly be relied on to save Labour's bacon however, since in these places Labour's majorities are smaller to start off with – so a smaller swing w be enough to wipe them out.

The result where they achieved a very small swing was in Henley, but that was in the face of a collapse of Labour's vote, so hardly an achievement for the once mighty Lib Dem byelection machine.

In these cases a relatively small swing back to Labour could yet see Jim Murphy's party emerge as victor.

Mr. Verleger laid out a scenario -- not a prediction -- in which oil prices actually continue to rise through this year, reaching something like $40 a barrel, and in which small swing producers, including Iraq, start to have considerable market power.