Sentence examples for much more swing from inspiring English sources

Morton plays Scott Joplin's "Maple Leaf Rag" in brilliant ragtime, then interprets it his own way, slower, but with much more swing.

Not only do they get it to swing earlier, they also generate so much more swing in both directions.

David-Weill's reign devoted a recent exhibition to the Tati stores, a kind of French Woolworth's, and has promised in general to be much more swinging.

In an election that many describe as an unpopularity contest, it may not take much more to swing the mood of independents.

It makes the entry that much more theatrical: swing open the heavy door and you step into what feels like a clubby library blown up to twice its original size, with dark woods, handsome lamps and high shelves filled with a villa's worth of wines.

I barely felt I had time to settle in in France but was much more into the swing of things once I got to Spain".

"Washoe County was traditionally a strong Republican base," Mr. Damore said, "but over time it has become much more of a swing district".

But the real robots invading Sony Wonder Technology Lab on Saturday will be much more playful: they swing, they wave, they gyrate to music, they rock out.

The other side of the party are going to say that, without a reliable supply of MPs from Scotland, Labour will have to be that much more attractive to swing voters in England in the future.

And according to Teahen, the "mainstream" luxury vehicles like those on our list are much more susceptible to swings in the market, as opposed to ultra-exclusive "boutique" luxury vehicles, such as Rolls-Royces and Maybachs.

It's so much more than arm swings and stomping.