Sentence examples for be swinging from from inspiring English sources

I'd walk again, but I wouldn't be swinging from webs for six months.

They see François Hollande's victory in France as a sign that, in Europe at least, the pendulum might finally be swinging from austerity to growth.

After I had told Marcus how brilliantly he had led the side all season, he smiled and said: "We will be swinging from the hip on Saturday".

Johnson and Cabrera will be swinging from the heels, as will Rory McIlroy, who will be 21 in two days and shot himself into contention with the day's low round, 66.

And then the clincher: had the men been black football players and the woman a white entertainer, they would be swinging from trees, compliments of your friendly local lynch mob.

'HUNCHBACK' (Saturday and Sunday) Quasimodo will once again be swinging from the turrets of the Cathedral of Notre-Dame in this new adaptation of Victor Hugo's novel, conceived and designed by Jim Lasko.

Last year we were swinging from our heels.

The audience were swinging from the chandeliers.

Like when he was swinging from chandeliers.

Now power is swinging from financial institutions towards consumers.

Now the regulatory spotlight is swinging from mortgages to credit cards.