Sentence examples for whose swing from inspiring English sources

Reagan, whose swing voters were Southerners and blue-collar Democrats, sometimes deployed the language of values to stir resentment.

That included 64 percent of Democrats and 57 percent of independents, whose swing votes decide elections, and even a 45 percent plurality of Republicans.

The living legends he enjoys playing alongside include Greg Norman and Fred Couples, whose swing is so exquisite "it's like watching a ballerina," he said.

Uncomplicated does not describe García, whose swing is sweet enough to make grown men cry but who strikes a discordant note with his public expressions of self-doubt.

Then, with her cheek resting on her fist, she stared at the pit and the pendulum whose swing would knock down a peg every seven minutes.

Most eyes, however, were riveted to Na, whose swing was at once hard to watch and impossible to look away from.

This year, it's Tyrone Vickery, whose swinging fist earned him an early Mad Monday last year.

AT age 70, the photographer and longtime British Vogue contributor David Bailey (whose Swinging '60s persona inspired the 1966 Antonioni film "Blowup") admits he has never known anything about fashion.

But she was swiftly replaced by Robbie Williams - whose Swings Both Ways is his 11th chart-topper.

In a season of unrelenting volatility whose swings and swoops may have as much to do with voters' media-shortened attention spans as they do with uncertainty about the candidates, Paul's graph line has been a reassuring constant, steady, straight, and sober.

And this description does fit some Israelis--especially younger ones, whose hard swing to Shimon Peres after the assassination of Yitzhak Rabin, in November, and hard swing back to Benjamin (Bibi) Netanyahu after the bus bombings this winter gave the electorate a deceptively volatile look.