Sentence examples for swapping sides from inspiring English sources
But one morning two weeks ago, he saw that the cars with their usual idlers weren't swapping sides.
Despite a complex choreography of swapping sides and taking turns dropping off or pulling wide, Sinclair and Morgan find the even frustratingly fallow.
On other sides (well, we said it's complicated chess) are all the petty kings and dukes, owing fealty, swapping sides, hawking their offspring in marriages of alliance and trying not to get swallowed up.
The British made the intellectual running, producing daring plans for tribal defence forces, including teams incorporating former Taliban fighters, who, the British ambassador of the day thought, could be coaxed into swapping sides.
Danny Welbeck and Alexis Sánchez ran the channels, often swapping sides and sprinting in behind dangerously, but the passes towards them were long and hopeful, rather than measured through-balls we've come to expect from Arsenal.
Politics in Afghanistan is intensely local, with many warlords swapping sides in alliances of convenience that have shifted with the changing fortunes of the 22 years of war that began with the Soviet invasion in 1979.
"Paris has changed everything," said one Tory who rebelled last time and has now swapped sides.
Members of the military who decide to swap sides will also be paid.
Had he served in the Ukrainian army and perhaps swapped sides?
