Sentence examples for swing out of from inspiring English sources

The reactor was now in a curious, quasi-stable condition: it was running cooler than normal, because of the complicated chemistry of the spent fuel in the core, but it could easily swing out of control.

He does not swing out of his shoes as Boston's Dustin Pedroia does.

The rotors, which have three blades, can swing out of the water for maintenance.

The best fish I landed that day was a 21-inch rainbow that attacked the fly as it began to swing out of the current downstream.

Cue collapsing and exploding buildings, massive wooden gates that swing out of nowhere, and – a distinctive Miike touch, although he claims historical accuracy – a CGI stampede of blazing cattle.

Mr. Felos said that once Mrs. Schiavo's feeding tube was removed, her body chemistry would "swing out of balance" within days and she would "slowly start to fade away".

Doors opened and a pair of feet in impossibly high, dominatrix-style, designer spike heels swung out of the car.

At 10 25, the damaged Alexandre suddenly swung out of the line in an attempt to drive between Spencer and Northumberland and rake them both.

"He would swing through the side door and swing out," said Phillips of the governor.

Instead, the rear doors swing out from the back of the car.

You only want your hips to swing out, not the rest of your upper body.