Sentence examples for swerved with from inspiring English sources

The helicopter slowed, then swerved, with the slow grace of an airborne leviathan, toward the beach where they stood.

Setting a hanging slipball swinging at the level of his head, he ducked and swerved with the least possible motion at the last possible instant.

At inspired moments, she performed her criticism like a driver cruising down a familiar mountain road: braking rarely, speeding around the tricky turns, and swerving, with the faith of instinct, through a maze of potholes.

They swerve with incomprehensible grace, in ways that don't look possible on what is essentially a set of four wheels strapped to feet.

Shorter's soprano saxophone then sidled the music into She Moves Through the Fair, and the 83-year-old star swerved and swooped with growing long-lined articulacy on both tenor and soprano through Adventures Aboard the Golden Mean and Prometheus Unbound, across barely detectable splices between compositions and improv.

Hill allegedly was in the fast lane traveling at 60 mph when he swerved and collided with the truck traveling at 50 mph, the release said.

Hernández has scored on audacious chips with his right foot, on swerving blasts with his left, and perhaps most surprising for a 5-foot-9 forward, by soaring through the air.

The timing depends on population and employment growth, which can swerve wildly with the economy.

Sometimes the camera swerves along with Marilyn's frantic glances, her growing sense of hysteria and entrapment.

Murray has the inside-out one that swerves away with sidespin and the cross-court one which stays low and is not easy to hit.

Perhaps next time if Lord George wants to get wankered and swerve around with no lights on at night, he should do it on his father's 28,000-acre estate.