Sentence examples for swing on that from inspiring English sources

Japan is now talking nukes; which way would America swing on that one?

"I'm obviously not swinging great, but I thought I got a good swing on that ball".

For proof, consider this summer's haul: a whole bunch of books about tough women who swing on that tired spectrum between sociological victim and reactionary rebel -- but sometimes, happily, manage to break free.

He was late on a few fastballs Monday, a bit early on some off-speed pitches, but a day later said he had a better feel, checking his swing on close pitches that were called balls.

Mr. Del Toro's strikingly divergent performances in three current films demonstrate that his acting swings on that same emotional pendulum.

I'd cut the ads for movies like The Exorcist and Rollerball and paste them in a book; and the image of Richard Rowntree swinging on that rope and firing this gun totally did it for me.

If we made a hit, like "Baht-did-daht-di-daht!" at the correct time and the right moment, he would look at you with the eye that could see and wink at you with that bad boy -- "Yeah, Polo, yeah, babes" -- and keep swinging on that cymbal.

So while he may have looked pretty exotic with his long limbs swinging on that makeshift stage, part of what made the fans hoot and cheer was the thrill of familiarity: his township slang, his high-stepping dance moves, his messed-up teeth.

"I'm putting some good swings on that first pitch and being aggressive.

Compensate for the swing - It is obvious but you have to know how much the ball is swinging on that particular day, and adjust your aim accordingly.

He began a swing on Tuesday that will take him to 27 events in 23 Iowa cities or towns by next Monday.