Sentence examples for a swing toward from inspiring English sources

Next, he added, there may be a "swing toward community".

MILAN — With a swing toward tailoring, sportswear is having to fight for its premium position.

A swing toward art over commerce is perhaps inevitable given the market.

But then Chuckie marshals the Pickles brood for the undoing of Coco and a swing toward Kira.

And Rasmussen Reports had a swing toward Mr. Romney in its release on Thursday, with his pulling ahead by four points in its survey.

Greens members remained optimistic as results trickling from the Australian Electoral Commission began to show a swing toward the Labor party.

It then gets bumped into obsolescence by a pendulum swing toward a cheekier form of seriousness — what Siegel calls, in one of his frequent fits of ungainliness, "ironic anti-serious seriousness".

The widely anticipated new musical "Spider-Man, Turn Off the Dark," below, with music and lyrics by Bono and the Edge and directed by Julie Taymor ("The Lion King"), took a big swing toward a Broadway debut on Tuesday: the producers announced that the show would begin previews on Jan . 16at the Hilton Theater.

Just as the Republican takeover of Congress under Newt Gingrich preceded a sweeping second-term win for Bill Clinton, a sway toward the red this year could help insure a swing back toward the blue by 2012.

If that really is the classic Pujols back at-bat, that would be a big swing toward an October different from the last two, when he and the Angels stayed home and the Pujols-less Cardeepls advanced deep into the playoffs.

If the mayor carries through with sufficient budget and authority, he will have made a major swing toward ensuring a police force that could be more responsive to citizens' complaints.