Sentence examples for bodies swing from inspiring English sources

Headless bodies swing from bridges.

Sometimes, while pinned together at the torso, they just transfer briskly weight onto one foot (slam!) and then back to the other (slam!), and their bodies swing sharply together, like a pendulum swinging staccato.

"Black bodies swinging in the Southern breeze".

Then my attention turned to the bodies swinging mutilated from the bridge.

CLEVELAND — On Thursday, the football team at Glenville High School sauntered into the gymnasium, their bodies swinging to bass beats.

Abel Meeropol, the schoolteacher who wrote Strange Fruit after being horrified by pictures of people picnicking by trees with bodies swinging from them, is remembered by his son.

Six azure blue and black-striped males perched gregariously on a row of emergent willow shoots, their parallel bodies swinging in the breeze like compass needles.

The sight of lynched bodies swinging in front of an American flag and the terrible fates of Cecil's parents (David Banner and Mariah Carey) imprint themselves on him and on the audience.

James Brown!" The house chants back, full-bore, hands clapping, bodies swinging, and, lest anybody out there still be seated, the Bittersweets start a cheer of their own: "James Brown, git up, git up.

A protest against racism in the United States and the lynching of African Americans, it contrasted the "pastoral scene of the gallant south" against "the bulging eyes and the twisted mouth" of the "black bodies swinging in the southern breeze".

The words of Strange Fruit describe the lynching of African Americans in the early 20th century: "Black bodies swinging in the southern breeze".