Sentence examples for which swerved between from inspiring English sources

He led a life which swerved between the humdrum and the exciting.

Picking up the ball just inside the United half, Ambrose surged forward before unleashing an unstoppable shot which swerved dramatically as it flew into the net.

Alexander avoided the count's car, which swerved and hit a tree.

The two swerves (curves) are the "inswinger," which moves in the air from off to leg (into the batsman), and the "away swinger," or "outswinger," which swerves from leg to off (away from the batsman).

The returning boomerang is generally considered to have developed from the nonreturning types, which swerve in flight.

Several performance measures were registered, of which "swerving" or "weaving", i.e. the control over lateral position as measured by the standard deviation of lateral position (SDLP) came forth as the most promising.

Later, Paulo Silva and Raphael Novaes circle each other and slowly lower into backbends, which swerve to the side before their heads graze the floor.

Occasionally he swerved between one view and another concerning which larger class of arguments a particular instance or sub-type of argument belonged to.

As in the past the government here has swerved between crackdown and modest moves of conciliation.

"He ran a red light, and swerved between lanes," Mr. Parham said.

Zurbarán swerved between these death-haunted visions and a chalky, hieratic style, as in the cowled monks of "St.