Sentence examples for a swing from from inspiring English sources

It was better than taking a swing from behind.

Labour secured a swing from the Tories of 12.67%.

When they were children, he hung a swing from a tree in his yard for them to play on.

This is certainly part of the equation, but it seems inadequate to explain a swing from 37% support in 2005 to 60% support just ten years later.

When Bowman later departed through the Dodger dugout, MacPhail, with a swing from his Ebbets Field box seat, knocked his cap off.

Chloe Smith, who at 27 becomes the youngest MP in Britain, took the seat with a swing from Labour to the Tories of 16.5%.

When you read Dodson's 2010 memoir, My Romantic Love Wars, she doesn't strike you as a swinging-from-the-chandeliers type.

On a generally accepted accounting principles basis, the company earned $43 million, a big swing from a $121 million loss in the period a year earlier).

That was a wild swing from a shockingly bad 2.1percentt GDP collapse in the first quarter.

A swing hung from a crabapple tree, roses sprawled along a garden fence.

Except for the lyrics it sounded like a swing standard from 1936.