Sentence examples for swinging up from inspiring English sources
He'd been swinging up at the ball.
He is taking balls and swinging up at strikes.
Swinging up on a vine as two charging hippos thundered underneath him, he felt like Tarzan.
It is wildly undulating, first swinging up into northern Canada before curving back and plunging into the central United States.
I love those line readings of his, best heard in "Pulp Fiction" — the diction clear and clipped, but the tone swinging up into inquiry at the end of a phrase, as if other people's assumptions were there to be probed.
"Now?" "Why not?" She shrugged the straps from her shoulders and held her breasts, and as she presented them to him their whiteness was illuminated by the headlights of a car, swinging up to park beside them.
Representative pieces range from the heartily swinging, up-tempo "Carolina Shout" and "Carolina Balmoral" to the delicate and reflective, slower-paced "Blueberry Rhyme" and "Snowy Morning Blues".
Curving color bands swing up and down.
Fantasy leagues swing up and down.
The economy would swing up soon.
His moods have swung up and down like his weight.
