Sentence examples for minute swings from inspiring English sources

We do not do this out of personal preference or shave-laziness, but out of a slavish, obsessive attention to the minute swings of ever-changing popular opinion as represented by a half-dozen people in New York who spend their days brunching and their nights in the bathrooms of various art galleries.

A last minute swing to Romney: Polls are snapshots.

Contrast that with facing 12 pitches per minute, swinging at every one.

He can do this for a full minute, swinging his legs back and forth.

I checked in with former Reagan adviser Ed Rollins, who worked communications on that campaign, and he agrees — there are very significant differences that make a last minute swing far less likely.

Aleksic arrives at the last minute, swinging through the window on a rope just in time to preserve the virtue of his beloved, perhaps alluding to Tito's self-cast role as the protector of Yugoslavian virtue during the occupation.

"We have fought a positive campaign with a very good manifesto and despite relentless, negative attacks and an astonishing last minute swing to the Conservatives over fear of the SNP, that in these circumstances, 4 million votes was an extraordinary achievement.

I thought for a minute, swinging in the wind.

I pretended to grab it and, as "Teach Me How to Dougie" blared in the background, we danced for about a minute, swing-style.

It was the pre-election polls that did not capture the final last minute swing of a lot of women, particularly older women, who had been undecided, they swung at the last minute to Hillary Clinton and that's what put her over the top.

Try and schedule things with a 30 minute swing window, because you don't want to have to rule over the party with an iron fist.