Sentence examples for swung a bit from inspiring English sources

"The pendulum swung a bit too far," she said recently.

It swung a bit and he's on his way, playing a slightly indecisive shot, neither back nor forward.

But now that we know more about climate change, the balance of risks and benefits has swung a bit.

But, as is the case with any sea change, the pendulum might have swung a bit too far in the opposite direction.

In March, Deadline.com's TV editor was hammered by critics after presenting the argument that the trend of more diversity on television in recent years was evidence that "the pendulum might have swung a bit too far".

I get the feeling that we have hit a point when the pendulum may have swung a bit too much to one side when it comes to divorce and custody and many moms are done suffering or accepting the fact.

When the rope is about 60cm long, lift it from the middle and swing a bit to extend it.

"Kristian was swinging a bit, I'd just done a turn and I left it a second too late to react.

I did swing a bit but there were just a couple of mistakes I have got to learn from".

Geoffrey Boycott, BBC Test Match Special: "He pitched it up, fullish, on the line of off stump or just outside, and it just offered to swing a bit.

"When they went out to bat on that second day it started to swing a bit but Smith and Amla just played brilliant.