Studded, at regular intervals, with lovely and important reminders of why art matters, it's as big a swing, in its own way, as "Transparent," and though it doesn't have the same social impact, or awards magnetism, it's another reason to be happy Amazon's in the game.
When America's stockmarket bubble burst, a dramatic swing in its public finances from a surplus of $113 billion in 2000 to a deficit of over $600 billion last year helped its economy pull through.
Marks & Spencer, Britain's biggest clothing retailer, signaled a new swing in its seesawing fortunes Monday by announcing that its chairman, Luc Vandevelde, once feted as the company's savior, will quit.
Canaries love entertainment.Put a bird swing in its cage.
Periodic motion is performed, for example, by a rocking chair, a bouncing ball, a vibrating tuning fork, a swing in motion, the Earth in its orbit around the Sun, and a water wave.
A key component of the American Dream for decades has had a white picket fence around it and a swing set in its backyard.
Each of these could cause a swing in this election.
Poised midway between the brashness of Hindemith's early works and the utility of much that followed, the piece exudes vitality and a bit of bluesy swing in its sharply contrasted timbres, tonal frictions and contrapuntal rigors.
With Morgan Stanley ending its credit-default contracts with MBIA, the bank will no longer have to record gains and losses in the market value of the contracts, which had been a source of swings in its income.
Box, a Silicon Valley company, has installed swings in its headquarters.
Essentially the more wild the swings in its value, the less useful Bitcoin is as a tool of commerce.
