Sentence examples for taking a further lurch from inspiring English sources

The Sun also referred to the possibility of Labour taking "a further lurch leftwards under Jeremy Corbyn", arguing that "unless it moves towards the centre ground, Labour is doomed".

But the rise of the Tea Party and a further lurch to the right in Congress has changed the political calculus.

It took a further two hours.

His life takes a leftfield lurch on hearing that his father is dying.

NOT much noticed by outsiders, long-troubled ties between two neighbours sharing a long border have taken a substantial lurch for the better.

And neither did I, when a man on the Central Line used the slight lurch of the train to take a much bigger lurch at me, penis erect like a horizontal flagpole through his suit trousers.

Sometimes these ideas take a lurch into sentimentality.

As for the worst: the final 15 minutes, which took a lurch into melodrama that only just paid off.

"Death Takes a Holiday" lurches into winky comedy at times, as when Prince Sirki's identity is revealed to all.

Moaning appropriately, James takes a few lurching steps toward a visitor, doing a scary mummy thing.

Here is where is this tense, taut drama takes a lurching left-turn into ultra-violence and chaos.