Sentence examples for going to swing for from inspiring English sources

We are going to swing for the fences in these final eight episodes.

"We're going to swing for the fences, and we're going to hit some homeruns," he said.

"The first one, we had to make not so cheesy and campy; this one we are going to swing for the fences.

The Turner Prize is a waste of time One small, annual exhibition at Tate Britain selects a handful of artists working in Britain to "celebrate new developments in contemporary art", and, unfailingly, every commentator in the national media has to choose which side they're going to swing for in the great Turner ding-dong.

They're going to swing for the fences.

In the golden age of cinema, the good guy would warn the bad guys, "You're going to swing for that".

John Cusack, who is in London shooting a new film, was going to swing by for a drink before a dinner hosted by Alan Rusbridger, editor of The Guardian, at the Garrick club, a historic haunt for theater and literary types -- until he heard that he would have to put on a tie to come in.

"We're going to swing, that's for sure," Ryan said.

"Intellicast" -- an Internet site -- "says the wind is going to swing around and go calm for six hours," she said.

So if it's first pitch and I get the pitch I'm looking for, I'm going to swing and I know a lot of these guys are like that".

Is Ross going to swing?