Sentence examples for swing target from inspiring English sources

Rule 4 is represented by a specific version of the Target-net (Dean 1990) that transmits the current position of the anterior leg which is used as the swing target by the receiving leg.

Circling, bobbing, attacking, he kept his eyes fixed on the swinging target with an intensity so pure it seemed, for a time, to clear a space in Nablus where politics did not intrude.

As they were leaving, I heard her mention they had to swing by Target just to pick up something.

First, he added, the nano-crafts would swing by targets in our own solar system; a trip to Pluto at about 20% of light speed would take roughly three days instead of 9.5 years – the length of time it took NASA's New Horizons spacecraft to reach the demoted dwarf planet.

She was similar to the much-feted Worcester Woman who was the swing-voter targeted by New Labour in 1997.

The aiming sticks are used to show you the plane of your swing toward the target with the objective being for the club heads to align with the sticks.

Both ads are part of a broad effort by the campaign to target swing voters in about a dozen battleground states.

Labour may wish to take note of Umunna's impression with other parties' supporters, if they hope to target swing seats at the next election.

Rather, what we're seeing is the consequence of a campaign strategy (or lack thereof) that has been focused on winning round swing voters in target seats at the expense of all else.

At Mr Romney's campaign headquarters in Boston recently, senior aides told your correspondent that their target swing voter was a married, middle-class, middle-aged woman who voted for Mr Obama in 2008.

When George W Bush ran for re-election in 2004, the target swing voter moved from a soccer mom to a security mom: a wider group of women who preferred Bush over Kerry on issues of terrorism in the first presidential election after 9/11.