Sentence examples for swing which is a from inspiring English sources

Call it a semi swing, which is a nice beat, actually -- urbane yet easy.

Long called it a "total reformation of the swing," which is a huge thing for an established player to do in the middle of a season.

Piazza used a one-handed swing, which was a little bit of a lunge and a lot of wrist power, to club a titanic homer off Chris Michalak and help the Mets rumble to a 6-2 victoverover the Toronto Blue Jays before 32,138 at Shea Stadium.

Tomas Johannesson, an expert on glaciers and the temperature swings which are a characteristic of the Iceland climate, says rapid three- to four-year periods of warming are followed by similar downward trends.

The entire world of sports is surely curious about umpire Tim Tichenor, up from Triple-A, who was behind the plate at the Hefty Bag Thursday nigth in Minneapolis overdoing his "yerouttahere" swing (which is quite good, with a colorful follow-through; I'd give it a 9).

— Robert Karlsson's round of three-under-par 69 Saturday at the Wells Fargo Championship began with a single swing, which is not as simple as it sounds.

She sits on the front-porch swing, which is somehow always rocking, and keeps a constant vigil, staring into the middle distance through her one good eye.

A good wire-tapper is rarely guilty of creating "swing," which is the professional term for the crackling noise sent over a telephone circuit by a faulty tap.

Those fun folk at Camper came up with a version that looks like a child's garden swing, which is equally tempting.

Disadvantage: Changes in the shares are calculated "by applying a uniform national swing," which is not how things usually work.

There is talk of a lush green outfield, all the better for scuppering any reverse swing, which is the English attack's most potent weapon.