Sentence examples for later swing from inspiring English sources

The ballroom was once the center of the social calendar for generations of ballroom, and later, swing and country dancers.

O'Malley would, years later, swing an American League vote Kuhn's way to quash the Dump Bowie movement and ensure his second term.

In his early career he exemplified the rhythms of the later swing era: crisp accompaniment on the high-hat and a steady, driving four-beat pattern on the bass drum.

A left-wing place in the 1930s and 1940s, City spawned many of the neo-conservative intellectuals who would later swing to the right, such as Irving Kristol (class of 1940, extra-curricular activity: anti-war club), Daniel Bell and Nathan Glazer. Whatwent wrong?

Ney's orders were to secure the crossroads of Quatre Bras, so that, if necessary, he could later swing east and reinforce Napoleon.

This established almost a routine of dependence and rejection that accounts for several later swings in his professional fortunes.

Eight years later, swinging his arms and lifting his knees in the automaton's march of an obedient prisoner, he is ushered into the office of the warden, warned not to be drawn into trouble of any kind and paroled into the custody of a Buddhist priest.

Later they swing on a triangular trapeze.

Ragtime also borrowed heavily from European music, especially Chopin, while containing the kinds of American rhythms that later became swing.

Later, the swing set framed the lazy hanging out of preteen girls, plotting hair and makeup, boys and walks to the dollar store.

Six minutes later Kolarov swung in a corner.