Sentence examples for was swing from inspiring English sources
noun
The manner in which something is swung.
- He worked tirelessly to improve his golf swing.
That music (and its rhythm) was swing.
At 9 30 p.m., a couple was swing dancing to live accordion accompaniment in the southeast corner.
The music, Ronnie explains, "was big bands at first, and there was swing music, Duke Ellington music.
Because if there was, swing voters would usually move to the right and the Likud candidate would benefit.
Here was swing bowling at its cerebral best and it came in the middle of an excellent post-lunch session for England in which the final seven Australia wickets fell for 59 in what, at times, seemed a procession.
Throughout it was swing, sure and steady, and a seemingly endless amount of songlike phrases that weren't recognizable but could have come from any part of American popular music in the last 50 years.
For instance, fixed-income divisions were the source of crippling losses in 2008, and it was swing-for-the-fences trading in credit derivatives that led to a failed bet of more than $6 billion at JPMorgan Chase last year.
The ball was swinging around.
When we came out it was swinging.
Right then it was swings and roundabouts.
As a result, Points was swinging freer.
