Sentence examples for swing complete from inspiring English sources
The Allan Border Medal is in full swing, complete with crisply produced montages showcasing the athletic, fast-twitch, muscular exploits of our national team – the sort that would do Leni Riefenstahl proud.
I'd somehow missed the fact that, on the top floor, a Lucian Freud exhibition was in full swing, complete with the gargantuan Benefits Supervisor and the colossally phallic Leigh Bowery in full fleshy display.
When Cecil Pavlat, a cultural repatriation specialist for the Ojibwe Nation, part of the Sault Tribe, arrived in Radebeul in early June to discuss the repatriation issue, the city's annual Karl May Festival was in full swing, complete with horses, cowboys and country singers.
The midsection of a vintage number called "Mellow My Man," for instance, was reshaped into a new jack swing excursion, complete with a solo by the trumpeter Matt Cappy.
If a golfer takes more than one extra swing to complete a hole, it is said to be a "double bogey," "triple bogey," and so on depending on the total number of swings.
This clinical report describes a technique for fabricating a mandibular swing-lock complete denture with a hinge for a patient with muscular dystrophy.
MACOMBS DAM BRIDGE The most human-scale of the three bridges here, with only four lanes and no trains, this is a metal truss swing bridge completed in 1895, where a dam once stood.
Another piece featured a New Orleans funeral procession led by trombonist Chris Crenshaw with the orchestra playing dance music for swinging ghosts complete with a wonderful closing trill.
During the second half of stance (starting at 43% gait for LMG and 61% gait for HMG), both subject groups switched to again translate posteriorly into swing and completed swing phase in anterior tibial translation.
Buy some games and swings to complete the playground.
The students are meant to arrive swinging a completed dress in a garment bag, but are more likely to be swinging a near-finished creation with bags under their eyes from staying up stitching long into the night.
