Sentence examples for swing between two from inspiring English sources
Why is it that we so often swing between two extremes -- deciding that psychiatric medication is harmful or the answer to all our prayers?
You very rarely see the momentum swing between two runners as many times as it did between them in that long home straight.
Mr. Cincotta himself would swing between two sides of Brooklyn (today known as Boerum Hill and Cobble Hill, then just known as South Brooklyn) in his horse era.
In his 16th year Rimbaud found his own distinctive voice in poems whose sentiments swing between two extremes: revolt against a repressive hometown environment, and a passionate desire for freedom and adventure.
A child may swing between two extremes.
The music swung between two poles.
In a match of wild momentum swings between two finals-bound sides, the Bulldogs finished with more run to claim a 14.12 966) to 10.13 (73) win.
A water clock could have driven a hammer or weight mechanism swinging between two bells as an alarm system, until someone realized that the weight mechanism would be a more regular way of driving the clock in the first place.
Indeed, David Cameron's foreign policy pronouncements appear too often to have swung between two poles: between hasty and empty grandstanding, over the EU financial integration and Syria, and seeking to dodge difficult issues, including Sri Lanka over human rights and China and Tibet.
Power swings between two parties: the DMK and its offshoot, AIADMK.They have roots in a hardline secessionist movement in the 1930s that disliked north India, defied high-caste Brahmins and rejected the Hindi language (Tamil is the local tongue).
Bangladesh, a predominately Muslim nation of 150 million people and one of the poorest countries in the world, is under a state of emergency, imposed last month with little protest - from either the public or foreign governments.The reason is that for the past 16 years power has swung between two feuding parties, whose politicians have lined their pockets.
