Sentence examples similar to stop swing from inspiring English sources

Swing seats stop swinging.

"You can't stop swinging for the fences," Blakeley told Cashman, and the lesson applied a decade later.

"Never Stop" swings the pendulum the other direction: all originals, start to finish, with everybody pitching in.

He and Cook stayed there, thinking, hoping, praying that it would get better for them, that the ball would stop swinging and seaming quite so much.

He remembers having to start his swing before the Taiwanese pitcher released the ball, and that when the pitcher threw curveballs there was no way to stop swinging.

He also wants batters to stop swinging at the first pitch unless runners are in scoring position, and he wants the team to steal more bases.

As for the dangers of prison, he describes, for example, how he persuaded a prison tough to "stop swinging his tire iron at my head" ("Easy: I made him a shareholder").

On 10 different occasions last night, she was within two points of defeat, but despite leg cramps that began affecting her serve at 3-5 in the final set and despite Capriati's combativeness, court coverage and baseline power, Henin-Hardenne refused to stop swinging through her one-handed shots.

In recent years two hip replacements had slowed Mr. Manning down, but he was still planning to celebrate his 95th birthday in grand style at a five-day Birthday Festival in New York reaffirming his leading role in ensuring the recognition of the Lindy hop, including the premiere of a documentary, "Frankie Manning: Never Stop Swinging," on Channel 13 in New York.

Reynolds delivers each song in a state of incandescent rage, but is affability itself between numbers, politely suggesting to the band's more frenzied followers that they might want to stop swinging on the ceiling pipes carrying the venue's toilet waste.

And yet even after this seven-strike K, Marie Garvey can't seem to stop swinging and missing.