Sentence examples for strongest swing from inspiring English sources
It finds that the strongest swing from Labour to the Conservatives during the last parliament was among the equivalent of 1987's C2s: aspirational people on lower middle to middle incomes, many of whom will be badly hit by the planned cuts to tax credits.
Home is Facebook's strongest swing yet at mobile, and points to the company's ambition to be a platform for all of your communications, ever present, no matter what else you are doing: "the next version of Facebook," in the words of CEO Mark Zuckerberg.
But all that changed with one strong swing.
Everyone in the stands knew Giambi could tie the score with one strong swing.
Finally, there's a strong swing towards more unusual names during the last decade and a half.
When your brew reaches room temperature add the yeast, keep covered for up to a week then bottle in strong swing top bottles.
And, surprisingly, though there was a strong swing away from Labour in much of the country, the Labour share of the vote held up rather well in Scotland and Wales.
Rosa Passos, a wonderful bossa nova singer and guitarist whose performances outpaced the rest, represented the balance between ends of a musical spectrum with a gorgeously controlled voice and a subtle but strong swing undercurrent.
It was the first time the right had won the presidency democratically in more than 50 years, and Mr. Piñera is one of a handful of conservatives elected to head a Latin American country since the region began a strong swing to the left in recent decades.
Not to the devastation of Hurricane Sandy (stay strong, New York), not to the upcoming election (stay strong, swing states), but to the release of "The Big New Yorker Book of Dogs," a fascinating and sometimes hilarious collection of articles, cartoons, and other canine-themed materials from the magazine's archives.
A narrow victory won't be enough, as it would point to a strong swing away by white, working-class voters, who make Ukip a serious threat in less diverse northern heartland seats such as John Healey's Wentworth and Dearne or Caroline Flint's Don Valley.
