Sentence examples for have a swing from inspiring English sources

Sticking to his mantra of "If I have a swing, I have a shot", he fashioned a shot that left those watching stunned.

He also took the opportunity to have a swing at Washington, saying that US foreign policy – in particular the decision to overthrow Saddam Hussein – had led to a rise in extremism in Iraq where "there had been none before".

Asked to describe his style of play, Watson came up with the term "Bubba Golf" and said his mantra was, "If I have a swing, I have a shot".

If you have a swing as inconsistent as mine, looking at the results on-screen is a little like getting, simultaneously, a CAT scan, an electroencephalogram and a full set of dental X-rays, all of them bad.

In the next presidential poll, due in 2012, the group may have a swing vote.The loudest naysayers were the Kalenjin-speaking group of around ten tribes, who gave a resounding no, most notably in the Rift Valley province where, though predominant, they have to share space, often acrimoniously, with Kikuyu and others who settled there in the first two decades after independence.

Work done by the Greens on the basis of how people voted in booths in the NSW election shows Anthony Albanese's seat of Grayndler could have a swing of 17% from Labor to the Greens, and the seat of Sydney could be on a 52-48 Labor to Greens.

Everyone wants to avoid having a swing state settled by judges.

Simon Hobday had a swing like a clutch you can't get in gear.

I had a swing band for many years; we used to play in jazz clubs.

In Lismore the Greens candidate, Adam Guise, had a swing of 21.5% but narrowly missed out.

Even in 2010 in this seat we had a swing against us.