Sentence examples for idea of swing from inspiring English sources

This method gets back to the idea of swing voters.

[By contrast] the idea of swinging into a room in my own clothes, getting up on stage and saying, 'Hi!

In the UK, Time magazine's idea of Swinging London came up against the Labour government's wage freeze: another kind of austerity.

The idea of swinging may evoke an image of middle-aged, ennui-riddled suburban couples of the 1970's -- think of key parties and the movie "Bob & Carol & Ted & Alice".

Downtown, at Droog, Mr. Salm checked out Marcel Wanders's Swing With the Plants, a plastic chair with a hollow seat that can be filled with soil and seeds with the goal of eventually sprouting plant life, which he thought would be "good for people who are more romantic about the idea of swinging".

The idea of swinging by or driving through a McDonald's or a Wendy's is all about convenience and cost effectiveness.

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(It is entirely possible that Sarfraz was still hiding the idea of reverse swing from the public).

Mr. Hansen did not originate the idea of the swing-arm wall-mounted lamp, but his unobtrusive version, called the Hansen lamp, which he introduced in the 1940's, has become known as the classic swing-arm.

"The flexibility of the extremely thin and anatomically shaped plywood elements used for the seat and backrest supports the idea of free swinging and allows for more comfort when sitting," Mr. Ulrich said.

Yet it is also a mistake to seek easy refuge in the idea of a late swing to the Conservatives that the opinion polls were unable to spot.