Was battered by wild swinging of hips and elbows….
Discrimination law now disciplines even the swinging of the fist.
He kept on swinging, of course, and was signed professionally at age 16.
He said that the swelling had gone down but that he was only able to do light swinging of a bat off a tee.
The dance, which is rooted in West Java's Sundanese culture, features graceful movements of the arms and hands as well as swinging of the hips.
Not for Finch the swinging of fists, chest-beating machismo and uncontrolled rage, even when being verbally abused or having someone spit in his face.
The only sound was the swinging of the rusty sign above the saloon doors, rocked by the same dry wind that pushed the tumbleweed through the dust.
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The hitting drought continued until the 1920s; then the outlawing of the spitball, the use of more balls per game, and the free swinging of Ruth produced a new offensive onslaught.
If you look at the huge growth of restaurants, in terms of excellence and chef talent, across the country, coupled with the dominance in the past of New York, some swinging of the pendulum was inevitable.
Amid crashing cymbals and actors performing flying kicks, she had to execute a 10-second hair-flinging maneuver — a circular swinging of the hair, tied in a ponytail — to express grief and frustration.
