"switch spots" is correct and usable in written English.
You would use it when talking about changing places or positions. For example, "I switched spots with my friend so that I could get a better view of the stage."
The Californian Bruce Schwab, the Great Lakes skipper Tim Kent and the Rhode Islander Bob Adams would all be happy to switch spots with Van Liew; however, none of them have yet found a corporate backer.
Torre said he would keep most of his lineup the same in the early going, but White and Ventura will switch spots from time to time, based on matchups.
I guess we're all going to have to agree to disagree about this one — or wait until the 2014 model year to begin, when perhaps VW will switch spots.
The TNT analyst Steve Smith (85 percent from the line for his career) said it may have started because opponents would switch spots and walk across between shots, throwing some trash talk in the shooter's direction and teammates wanted to counter those distractions.
In a perfect world, the drummer and guitarist would switch spots.
After that, at around 5 30, you will give me the other half, and we will switch spots in line.
Finally, Ben Carson gave rambling remarks which were notable for an opening in which he thanked Rubio for switching spots with him, since he had to catch a plane.
Last week Mary J. Blige had the best-selling album in the country and Jamie Foxx was at No. 2; this week, in the second week of release for both albums, they switched spots on the Billboard chart.
Earlier today Socialcam pulled past Viddy as the top video/photo app in the iTunes app store (see screenshot at right) — but it's been a horse race of sorts, as the two apps have switched spots on the list several times since I started writing this article.
These people came in sleeping bags and even tents, and switched spots for much more business-formal-dressed people, just before 7 00.
One progressive pastor I spoke with on Wednesday, who was critical of the Warren selection, said she would have been fine had the two pastors merely switched spots in the program.
