Sentence examples for a swing from the from inspiring English sources

Labour secured a swing from the Tories of 12.67%.

Continental, based in Hannover, reported a third-quarter net loss of 1 billion euros, a swing from the profit of 2.4 million euros it booked a year earlier.

Stephen Doughty retained Labour's Cardiff South and Penarth seat after winning almost half of the votes cast on a turnout of 25.65%, with a swing from the Conservatives to Labour of 8.41%.

Padayappa then uses his dupatta to pull down a swing from the ceiling, on which he sits.

Labour increased its share of the vote by 2.5% and the Conservatives by 0.9%, giving a swing from the Conservatives to Labour of 0.8%.

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

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%.

Our overall share of the vote was up but we haemorrhaged councillors because of a swing from Labour to the Conservatives and independents.

Ironically, the elm tree her dad affectionately hung a swing from was beginning to falter around the same time.

A wall near the entrance had photographs of Marie-Thérèse at play: hiking, grabbing a rope swing from the water, and holding a medicine ball on the beach.

Labour defended a previously marginal ward in Milton Keynes on a huge swing from the Tories, with UKIP coming second in the Bletchley and Fenny Stratford contest.