Sentence examples for expected to swing from inspiring English sources

Since then, the Giambi boys have been expected to swing at strikes.

Conservatives already control the House, meaning the state is expected to swing even more heavily to the right, with major tax cuts and stringent social policies.

But how many thousands of times can a reasonable person be expected to swing up, down, right and left before beginning to dread every time a daughter asks for a dance?

Mr Bush, too, will have a fresh spring in his step, since a majority of Mr Forbes's supporters are expected to swing towards the Texas governor in next week's key South Carolina contest against Mr McCain.

They registered thousands of voters and ferried enough people to the polls in predominantly African-American precincts to give a solid boost to Vice President Al Gore in a county expected to swing reliably into Gov. George W. Bush's column.

Still said the Northcliffe fire was burning in an easterly direction on Thursday morning, but was expected to swing north, back toward Northcliffe, with a wind change on Thursday afternoon.

This is certainly not a seat we would expect to swing towards us.

For the first quarter, the company expects to swing to a profit of $1 million to $1.7 million, compared with a loss in the period a year earlier.

To analyze vulnerability to activist investors and takeover efforts, Rotary Gallop modeled the likelihood that a hypothetical activist shareholder — with a stake of up to 14 percent — could expect to swing the outcome of the vote.

And while they posted a loss of $2.3 million last year, this year they expect to swing into the black.

At least seven of those are expected to be swing states in November.