Sentence examples for the major swing from inspiring English sources

Those efforts have fallen most heavily on the major swing states, including Arkansas, Florida, Michigan, Pennsylvania and West Virginia.

He will follow up the trip to Colorado with a three-day bus trip of Ohio, one of the major swing states, and Virginia, another swing state.

They began playing together in a neighborhood band in Philadelphia, and a decade later, in the early 1940's, Mr. Sandole was playing guitar with some of the major swing-era big bands, including those led by Charlie Barnet, Boyd Raeburn, Tommy Dorsey and Ray McKinley.

Nothing happened in the real world to justify such a swing in P&G, or the major swings in other stocks.

Slopes of the forward margin term structure before and after most of the major swings in IOFC indicate these shocks were mostly unanticipated, whereas the time needed for recovery to normal margin levels was successfully predicted.

Hastings and Rye got its first Labour MP in 1997 when Michael Foster unseated the Conservatives' Jacqui Lait with one of the major swings that helped make Tony Blair's victory such a landslide.

The first major swing of the axe came on July 2 , 1997 when Gordon Brown, the Chancellor, announced a £5 billion-a-year tax on pension funds.

All this uncertainty stems from Tiger Woods's lack of form while he is in the midst of the third major swing change of his career.

Though it included no major soloists, Webb's band regularly defeated the other major swing bands in musical contests.

Labor captured 57 seats in the next Parliament, compared with 88 seats for the coalition, a major swing in the 150-seat lower house.

Several Malaysian political analysts agreed with that analysis, saying that the election outcome that deprived the ruling coalition of a popular majority wasn't about the Malaysian-Chinese vote, but "a major swing in the urban and middle-class electorate that saw Malaysia's urban-rural rift widen," as The Malaysian Insider wrote.