Sentence examples for swings- from inspiring English sources

Mesut Ozil wins possession back for Germany and swings a cross into the penalty area from the left wing.

As the college swings open its doors, we ask a selection of artists who their dream teachers would be.

She and others have said that Lubitz had frightening mood swings and aggressive outbursts.

That kind of talk suggests it's all about the swings and votes.

With the SNP snatching 56 of the 59 Scottish seats on huge swings from Labour in its former heartland, the prime minister will face urgent pressure to woo the disaffected Scots or lose them for ever.

A shallow stretch of Atlantic swings from millpond to wild and windy, and is good for surfing and sailing.

To gain more than 47 seats, including one in Scotland, Labour needs swings of more than 5%.

Updated at 11.24am GMT Facebook Twitter Google plus Share Share this post Facebook Twitter Google plus close 11.20am GMT11 20 12th over: Australia 100-2 (White 48, Bailey 39) Dernbach returns, and his first delivery is thundered back over the bowler's head for six by Bailey, who just plants his front foot and swings.

It was nothing unusual – swings, a slide, a climbing frame – but for Susan and Natalie it was a fixture, a chance to run off energy, explore and meet others.

The Greens had their biggest ever victory in the lower house winning four seats, including Lismore and Ballina in the Nationals stronghold of northern New South Wales with swings of 26.3% and 31.9%.

This week's appalling Obama administration decision to let Shell commence drilling in the Arctic sea says less about that administration, which swings whichever way it's pushed, than that we didn't push harder than the oil industry.