Sentence examples for swing back from from inspiring English sources
We may, and we should, swing back from positions like these.
The English singer BETH ORTON's newest record, "Comfort of Strangers" (Astralwerks), drew a mixed reception: a few thought she should swing back from folk toward electronica, of all bad career moves, and some felt that the producer JIM O'ROURKE had captured her voice too plainly and drably.
As has been the case with so many industries, the pendulum of VR will eventually swing back from dedicated apps toward web-based systems — and when that happens, Google will be ready.
When the weather warms and winds swing back from the South, the Monarchs begin their journey north to search for Milkweed plants where the females can lay up to 400 eggs each.
The most recent opinion polls indicated that there was indeed a swing back from some of the extreme parties, particularly far-right Golden Dawn which drew 7 percent on May 6 and was most recently polling at around 4 percent.
Greenmountain Boy in Burlington, Vermont asks: Now that the Greeks have had their chance to vent, do you see any swing back from the extremes to the more centrist parties that could actually form a working government or will the elections result in another muddle?
My Emmys pendulum is swinging back from Breaking Bad to Homeland.
Our place in this government has prevented the pendulum swinging back from left to right.
It's past time the balance swung back from Republican excess.
The blue-chip index swung back from a 125-point drop just minutes after the open to close at 11,443.71.
He is optimistic because he thinks the pendulum in Indian policy is swinging back from populism toward more pro-growth policies advocated by the technocratic leaders and bureaucrats who have been overruled by their political masters for most of the last seven years that the Congress party has led the government.
