Sentence examples for swing violently from inspiring English sources

According to The Evening Standard, the man pulled on the cables and caused the box to swing violently as he yelled: "Go home, David.

In a fleet which can see fortunes swing violently, Niklas Zennström's Hamble-based Rán fought its way back to be fourth in the first race, but could manage only sixth in the second.

In such a polarized investment climate, prices can swing violently, simply because there are few investors likely to move in to buy on a small decline, or to sell on a small increase.

Mr. Wang said that even though the building was designed to withstand storms seen only once in a century, few people would be around to see the ball swing violently, given corporate and government policies of dismissing workers when a typhoon approaches.

The data recovered from American Airlines Flight 587 showed that the plane hit turbulence from a plane in front of it and seconds later, began to swing violently and break up before it fell 2,900 feet to the ground, killing 265 people.

The short stance taken in both calls and puts exposes the straddler to potential losses should the share price swing violently ahead of expiration.

His left arm swings violently.

"Sometimes Queensland swings late, and it swings violently".

A large metal-framed mirror in the hallway swung violently back and forth.

A hanging lamp was swinging violently as people appeared to run for cover.

The pendulum had swung violently, knocking Murray's tennis out of kilter before a fifth and deciding set.