The phrase "and swing in a" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are describing an action or activity that involves swinging, often in a playful or recreational manner.
Example: "The children laughed as they took turns to climb the tree and swing in a gentle breeze."
Alternatives: "and sway in a" or "and glide in a".
The side-handle baton, which officers grip by a 5 1/2-inch handle that juts out about a hand's-breadth from the end and swing in a horizontal arc, was viwed as less likely to strike the head in high-stress situations.
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Amiri brilliantly slipped the ball through Piqué's legs and swung in a superb cross.
Maybe a bit of diving, sailing, a boat trip with the proprietor and then back to drinking rum and swinging in a hammock.
As the ball was initially cleared Juninho picked it up and swung in a cross, Bobby Boswell lost Gonzalez who headed home.
To test the device, they videoed a three-dimensional pendulum consisting of a baseball suspended from the ceiling by a 170 centimetre rope and swinging in a circle with a solid angle of approximately 25 degrees.
Safri wastes the free-kick but Chrétien picks it up on the right and swings in a threatening cross, which everyone misses, until a sure-footed cameraman traps it on the running track.
Kelly advanced unchallenged down the left wing and swung in a delightful ball for Heffernan, who brought it down and took an extra touch before slamming a shot at goal that Charlie Mulgrew blocked brilliantly.
Image caption Police condemned the vandalism as "appalling" and "dangerous" Broken glass has been glued to a slide and swings in a children's play area in Liverpool, police said.
Ellington was the architect, the forward wriggling clear on the left and swinging in an inviting cross that Kris Commons headed against the crossbar before Rob Hulse nodded the rebound wide.
There is a trampoline and swing in the garden for the neighborhood children who come over every afternoon.
