Sentence examples for has swung around from inspiring English sources

In six weeks or so, it seems, the British attitude toward the Common Market has swung around, as a result of Mr. Macmillan's resounding victory at the Conservative Party conference at Llandudno last month.

"Because of the spotted owl and pressure from environmentalists in the Northwest, tree cutting has swung around to the Southeast, so we're in the middle of a cutting cycle worse than at the turn of the century".

Sure, there are signs that public favour has swung around again pretty fast – as MCV points out, the Xbox One 'Day One' edition is now number two on Amazon UK's video game bestseller list, one place ahead of PS4 (though the Amazon US list has several PS4 packages in the top 10).

By Mollie Panter-Downes The New Yorker, November 17, 1962 P. 123 In six weeks or so, it seems, the British attitude toward the Common Market has swung around, as a result of Mr. Macmillan's resounding victory at the Conservative Party conference at Llandudno last month.

The ball has swung around and Swann has found some spin, but what they don't want is for this wonderful Indian batting line-up to embarrass them.

The ball has swung around.

"I personally have swung around".

In the key markets – for British buyers – of the Côte d'Azur and Provence, sales and prices have swung around over the past 12 months.

"In terms of fundamental value, things have just moved very gradually, steadily up, as revealed by subsequent data, and the prices have swung around a lot".

He went back to the Catholic compound and told the Father Superior that the fire was coming closer on the wind, which had swung around and was now from the north; it was time for everybody to go.

"There is no supply explosion immediately and the surplus and deficit numbers have swung around so much that people are unwilling to put confidence in projections either way," Mr. Capra said.