Sentence examples for will not swing from inspiring English sources

The delay means Juno will not swing close again to Jupiter until December.

One phone call probably will not swing the verdict one way or the other.

He will not swing out his "Slow Children Crossing" sign, and he will not patrol suburbia.

Thus Denmark will not swing as far right as Austria, where the Freedom Party of Jörg Haider has seats in government.

The task is harder for Mr Sarkozy, as the far-right vote will not swing automatically to him, whereas almost all of Mr Mélenchon's will go to Mr Hollande.

There's one sentence in the middle, though, a gem that makes you wonder if this really isn't all just a matter of editing: "Birds abstain from song in post-war industrial Manchester, where the 1960s will not swing, and where the locals are the opposite of worldly".

If a pitch is not in the box, he will probably not swing.

The Palestinian vote will not decide swing states like Pennsylvania, Ohio, or, above all, Florida; a considerable shift in the Jewish vote could.

When General Alexander revealed that the FISA 215 metadata dragnet led to only 12 reports to the FBI last year, he was trying to show that it didn't threaten civil liberties; but at the same time, he set himself up for a reasoned cost-benefit analysis that will not necessarily swing the way he wants.

Washington Democrats recruit candidates who "don't have particularly strong views" on important issues so they will not strike swing voters as unduly partisan.

If it does not swing, how will they cope?