Sentence examples for rising swing from inspiring English sources

This is a search 'for the quality of wildness, which - like art, sex, love and all the other intoxicants - has a rising swing ringing through it.

Producer and impresario John Hammond signed her to work with the rising swing star Benny Goodman, but it was her small-band recordings with pianist Teddy Wilson and the saxophone genius Lester Young – made for the newly emerged jukebox market – that made her a star.

But two recent Quinnipiac University polls show her unfavorability rising in swing states.

The implications for Mr. Obama, who has been able to prevent Mr. Romney's poll numbers from rising in swing states like Ohio and Florida in part because of his heavy spending on attack ads, are considerable.

Folks at the table next to ours are singing their hearts out along with the band, and, indeed, all the diners on the first floor have risen to swing and sing with the music.

It remains to be seen whether his rising profile in swing states such as Iowa will be reflected at the polls - a development that could upset the dynamic of the race as it moves into the primaries.

By October 1997, the rising popularity of swing music had contributed to the consistently steady sales of Zoot Suit Riot, persuading Mojo to issue the album's title track as a single and distribute it among mainstream radio stations.

Mr. Medvedev's face was projected on a giant screen above the stage, and he gave a flickering smile as the crowd roared, rose and swung its attention away from him toward Mr. Putin, who was sitting in the audience.

Sales rose 1.8%, swinging from a 1.3% fall in the previous week.

Giddy with the excitement of the ever-rising swing, I laughed and laughed until my cheeks hurt and I understood why the women's eyes sparkled and their faces glowed.

But anger at the execution of the rising's leaders swung public opinion firmly behind the rebels, and the Catholic church, ever pragmatic, quietly changed its stance.