Sentence examples for swing into town from inspiring English sources

So note to self: for God's sake don't swing into town sneering about the lack of bijou bistros knocking out a passable pot au feu, and waving your velvet cuffs in frustration.

Named after the patron saint of music, the Saint Cecilia — which features turntables in every room and has an extensive library of vinyl records — is already a favorite of big-name musicians who swing into town to play on the city's countless stages.

The 12th annual Newport Beach Jazz Party will swing into town Feb. 16 for four nights and three days of "straight-ahead" jazz through the Presidents' Day weekend.

Meanwhile, the pope is swinging into town, which means the captain must help sweep the slum.

Apart from seeing you all when The Wagner Experience swings into town.

Human rights complaints were muted, the Dalai Lama put on hold, and President Obama swung into town in November with arms outstretched to the rising behemoth.

February 7 2012 February 12 201212 Feb. 7-12: When Charles McPherson, the second-generation bebop-alto-saxophone legend, swings into town, he invariably hooks up with the trumpeter Tom Harrell, a gifted stylist who speaks a similar musical dialect.

Said one top Bloomberg campaign adviser, who spoke on condition of anonymity to protect internal discussions: "If a poll had come out showing that the race was within five points, Barack Obama would have swung into town, the United Federation of Teachers would break for Thompson and Mike Bloomberg would not be mayor today".

I lived out of a backpack for six months and anytime I needed money, I'd swing into the closest town and pick up some agricultural work.

The work of data collection has already begun, but it won't swing into high gear until the Census Bureau releases detailed, town-by-town population statistics, which are not expected until mid-March at the earliest.

Johnstown, Pa .is a swing town in a swing state.