Sentence examples for made for swing from inspiring English sources
Vaughan probably missed a trick after a 15-minute rain delay too, when he opened up with Flintoff in muggy, overcast conditions made for swing bowling.
In Bengal swings are made for Krishna; in other regions a bonfire is also essential.
Of course, many argue that California's Proposition 13 has made for lousy public policy, exacerbating swings in the state's fiscal health and creating an overdependence by the state on income and sales taxes.
The rioting shapes and hues of the more than fourteen-foot-long "Swing Landscape" (1938), made for a government-funded housing project in Brooklyn, leap beyond the compositional order — contained and balanced — of French predecessors, chiefly Fernand Léger.
His solution: a swing stage custom made for the building.
As Mr. Levy puts it, it all "conspired to give the scene a patina of lurid self-consciousness that went against the spontaneity of the initial era of Swinging London and made for something more cynical and sad".
Although these moves are relatively small in dollar terms (Oracle has gone from $8 to $11), they still make for a big swing in the averages.
I can imagine that the acceleration and deceleration of the trains makes for some weird swing antics… maybe I'll try it on the Monorail.
(She made God swing for the first time).
Once he knocked down Dick Haines for making a swing for him.
Standing with your legs straight makes for a less powerful swing.
