He even maintains that manner when swinging a metaphorical golf club, as seen in his reaction to Jack Wilshere's insistence that England are a superior team to Wales.
"A little later he was to be found swinging in an exhibitionist manner and for quite a prolonged period on one of the flags on the Cenotaph," which "unsurprisingly subsequently attracted a good deal of attention".
In the management of urban land for construction, state agencies swing in the manner in which they implement state policies (He 2013).
There was a man sitting on the side of the platform, his legs over the edge, swinging them in a very nonchalant manner.
In 1957, he completely retooled his ensemble style, hiring Ernie Wilkins to write arrangements in the manner of Count Basie's smoothly swinging "New Testament" band.
By Phyllis McGinley The New Yorker, April 7 , 1934P. 27 Manners as well as clothes are swinging back to the View Article By Miranda Carter By Amos Barshad By John Cassidy By Emily Nussbaum.
The manner verbs "swing" and "roll" were of interest to Kita & Özyürek (2003) because these verbs package manner and path information were in two distinct ways.
It was the manner he did it – pressure, tough conditions, seaming and swinging around against a good attack – and that will stand him in really good stead leading up to that first game".
On a recent day, she went around town in a relaxed manner, immersed in her smartphone, a bright orange leather handbag swinging from her shoulder.
Batman is always moving in some manner, even if he is merely gesturing with his hand or swinging his cape around.
