Sentence examples for slight swing from inspiring English sources

"And when they go down there's a slight swing towards long haul.

He has the slight swing and awkwardness that came with English rock drummers of his generation, and this group built its sound around his.

After making a slight swing adjustment between his morning and afternoon matches, Woods put on a devastating display, the world's best performing at his best.

The 2010 results have left a swag of ALP seats on razor-thin majorities; even a slight swing to Tony Abbott will deliver the Coalition six to 10 gains.

Things have changed recently and there has been a slight swing of the pendulum back in favor of linguistic relativity on the part of so called "neo-Whorfians".

"Am I aware that after the World Cup and the enormous disappointment that followed there may have been a slight swing in popularity?

Thereafter, there will be some slight swinging.

Among those vulnerable to the slightest swing are: the party chairman, Theresa May; the shadow deputy prime minister, David Davis; and the shadow home secretary, Oliver Letwin.

When the UK votes again this May, only the slightest swing would see a Tory victory - meaning the area's Polish-born residents, numbering 2,292 in the 2011 census, could be a deciding factor in the outcome.

But then there's a slight momentum swing when Starc follows a string of dots by nicking Smith off to Haddin and claiming a sorely-needed breakthrough for the Aussies.

LNP MP Luke Howarth holds the seat with a razor-thin 0.5% margin, but has so far recorded a slight 0.4% swing towards him to lead with 50.9% of the two-party-preferred vote.