Sentence examples for often swings from inspiring English sources
The price of any commodity — whether coffee or D-RAM chips — often swings wildly.
When perched, a motmot often swings the tail from side to side or holds it askew.
Because of his enormous talent, Cano often swings at pitches outside the strike zone, and often with surprising success.
"Ohio is a very closely divided state, very closely contested, but it often swings solidly Republican or solidly Democratic.
As a force in the campaign, Image bears a scythe, and often swings its weapon early, never mind that the dead manage to keep on running for months.
Residents said the boom of the crane often swings over the four-pump gas station to pick up materials on 24th Street.
Outsiders didn't often swing by.
Slam deals often swing copious imps with this scoring system.
Fashions in history-telling often swing on a pendulum.
Men fought in hockey before; instead of fists, they often swung sticks at each other, and sometimes they fractured skulls.
By and large there was minimal sideways movement but of course there was extra bounce and often swing.
