Sentence examples for were beginning to swing from inspiring English sources

The 60s were beginning to swing.

He is pushing, and, to universal surprise, the door is beginning to swing open.

I am glad to see within medical education that the pendulum is beginning to swing.

"I think the pendulum is beginning to swing back up," said Bishop Gerald T. Walsh, the rector of the seminary.

Voters were so unhappy with Judge Maag that they kicked him off the local appellate court too.The ATRA thinks the pendulum is beginning to swing back its way.

Mr. Shays, who heads the House Government Reform Subcommittee on National Security, said Mr. Hoon had indicated that public opinion in Britain was beginning to swing against the war, driven in large measure by the increasing reports of civilian bombing casualties.

Recent polls suggest that most students across Canada would support a strike against tuition increases, and momentum for more forceful action may be building in Ottawa and across Ontario; in Quebec itself they also show that an initially hesitant public is beginning to swing behind the student demands and against government repression.

But, the pendulum is beginning to swing the other way, and I fear this over exposure will cause a backlash.

The game was beginning to swing from end to end now, and Keith Watson sent an acrobatic scissor kick just wide after Gavin Gunning's knockdown.

Though we've come a long way from aristocracy-only hallowed halls of academia, the pendulum seems as if it's beginning to swing back in that direction.

This, the recently-discovered "Gospel of Judas" was obviously trying to ameliorate; but now, if we are to take the words of Prof. DeConick in The New York Times editorial seriously, after the first blush of excitement over its discovery, the scholarly pendulum is beginning to swing back the other way and we are once again in the business of "demonizing" Judas, not "heroicizing" him.