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• What I do like about swing is when the horn section is really tight by itself and together with the rhythm section, and when the soloists do their solos, they could be heard over the mix.
• He and a group of friends had been playing on a swing suspended between two trees in a field near his home.
• A full skirt adds swing and style.
• an attempt to swing the vote in their favour
• You are likely to be surrounded by people who swing from one mood to another and act with false perceptions.
• His choreography is full of intricate rhythms done with up-tempo swing and other driving jazz music forms.
• Moody melodies vie for attention with swing , ballads and jazz.
• The more athletic your set-up then the less chance you have of putting strain on your back when you swing the club.
• The party is banking on a voter swing away from the government but having both candidates so close together makes vote management difficult in the four seat constituency.
• Someone is practising his golf swing in the nets on the sports area.
• As a golf swing involves the whole body, any part of the body can be injured in the course of play, the researchers caution.
• That said, organizers don't need 20 million to swing the election he adds.
• She tightened her grip on the ropes of the swing .
• With the election so finely balanced, deceased early voters could yet swing the election, without the arduous duty of having to stick around for the legal disputes.
• Grooving to the sounds of bebop and swing , a growing number of artists are turning to Jazz for inspiration and finding success along the way
• However, we feel that the swing in popular opinion highlighted in this election has far deeper roots.
• Such a swing of opinion reflects the people's tendency to change tack depending on which way the wind is blowing.
• The four sound very comfortable together, with an easy sense of swing that would put many long-established groups to shame.
• He will swing for it next week, unless a petition for his life takes effect.
• The new millennium has also seen a swing in public opinion and political attitude towards independent education.
• An electricity company is warning children to stay away from its cables after workers found a rope swing attached to live wires.
• During a recent campaign swing through Ohio, a place he seems to visit every week, he really outdid himself.
• a swing bowler
• Jazz bands swing , they groove, they jump, smoke, wail and wig out.
• I lift the jacket off the hook, and with one smooth motion swing it over my shoulders and push my arms through the sleeves.
• Until the 1920s, the most accurate timepieces depended on the regular swing of a pendulum.
• She walked with her toes pointed in so that her skirt would swing from side to side like a bell and smiled coquettishly.
• Then there is the issue of whether a small mobilization advantage can be enough to swing the presidential election.
• I could see the shed in the distance, and I watched in horror as the door began to swing shut.
• But my children did break out with the eldest boy taking his first tentative swing with a golf club in a coaching lesson costing £7 for an hour.
• Strength without flexibility is not conducive to producing power in your golf swing .
• During the Civil War, he lectured in England and helped swing public opinion against the South.
• The chains that had been holding the seat of the swing up were still sticking straight out.
• See the target, swing the club and wait for the applause.
• Just in time for the birth of swing , he left for New York.
• Cheney just finished a campaign swing through Ohio, Pennsylvania and West Virginia.
• Michael was struggling to deflect a rain of blows, and the swing of his arm was getting slower and slower.
• This is a very similar motion to the one that occurs during the hitting segment in the golf swing .
• On record, he is a master of filling spaces with innovative licks, whilst still leaving enough room for the music's swing and rhythm to ease the tunes along.
• I felt a hand grab the chain of the swing and pull it back.
• First, as in 2000, I expect a last minute swing toward the Democrats.
• Powell went on a week after she was hired as a swing on Hairspray.
• Only thirty students from the state school are registered to vote, so it isn't likely to swing the election.
• I reached the door, but instead of going inside, I took a seat on the swing .
• Dean punctuated the moment with a swing of his arm and a yell.
• This system recognizes that golfers come in all shapes and sizes and their golf swing should reflect this.
• the South's swing to the right
• From the States came rhythm and blues, hot on the heels of swing and jazz which had arrived some years earlier.
• He told me it felt like a weight had been taken off his shoulders and he could actually go and swing the club and enjoy practicing again.
• It's certainly not easy for a jazz pianist famous for swing to turn over to bebop.
• It's worth remembering how quickly public opinion can swing in the opposite direction once war begins.
• Can politics at the margin hold the balance in a decision on foreign policy, as it can sometimes swing an election?
• She will be showcasing a variety of material from the classic era of jazz and swing in a set that will include many new additions to her repertoire.
• She sat on her favorite swing swinging back and forth slowly… why?
• As the doors swing open, people begin streaming in.
• Warm hands brushed my shoulders and I shrieked, lashing out with a violent swing of my arms.
• Yet journalists today, more than ever before, have the power to swing public opinion and thereby change the course of conflicts with their writing.
• this short cut gave her hair new movement and swing
• I'm not the type of hitter you would try to pitch around, I'm not a McGwire who can hit the ball out on each swing .
• It was a good experience to go through because I got a lot of what I wanted in my golf swing .
• They've gone from swing to Italian flavored jazz to americana.
• Neil took a swing at her
• I would like to get them to swing more often to impress my partner.
• He said it was difficult to teach golf properly unless coaches could place their pupils' hands in a proper position on the club or turn their shoulders to demonstrate a proper swing .
• Ellington could swing with the strains of Egypt as much as the wails of Harlem.
• He had been showing a tentative swing in batting practice, though his aggressiveness was present in games.
• A swing of 100,000 votes in a over two decades is quite phenomenal, and it points to a future where Unionists can no longer demand that it is their way or the highway.
• He sang, he danced and read scenes of Max and Franz, eventually besting more than a dozen other hopefuls to become a swing .
• Now his comments came ahead of a campaign swing by President Bush.
• She has a special feel for swing and Latin dance rhythms and enjoys seeing patrons get up and dance while she is playing solo.
• There's been a big change in his body mannerisms and his golf swing .
• He says he hit the ball better and his swing was sharper than it was during his hot streak, but too often he simply hit balls that didn't fall in.
• Last season, he focused too much on trying to hit home runs by pulling the ball, and his swing got messed up in the process.
• Although on different teams, they are examples of a nationwide movement that some experts predict could swing the election.
• I was gripping onto the ropes of the swing with all my might.
• Before bebop the biggest genre in jazz was swing .
• the failure to seek a peace could swing sentiment the other way
• Liberals also could swing either way with their opinions.
• It was only after the executions of the leaders that opinion began to swing in their favour.
• with the swing of her arm, the knife flashed through the air
• Pulling his last pistol from his belt, he grabbed a line to swing himself over.
• I can't tell you how many times I've had races ruined by people giving me an elbow to the face or a hand to the hip disguised as an arm swing .
• with us backing you we might be able to swing something
• They don't just groove, they swing hard, and the polyrhythms created by the layered drummers create a groove that is as steady as it is complex.
• now he was going to swing for it
• I was able to put her in the swing or the bouncy seat, switch on the stereo and everyone was happy.
• The Compass Engineer will swing the ship through the major compass points and determine the deviation on each point.
• Whether this sliver of defectors will once again be big enough to swing a presidential election is less clear.
• The bands don't really swing , and don't give any indication they can, or would want to, for heaven's sake.
• But she also raises health and education as major election issues that could yet swing her vote.
• I swing my bag onto my arm and move off towards the front gate to catch my bus.
• His chorus blends the most modern harmonies with old-fashioned swing .
• Sarah pulled back on one of the tire swing 's chains, making the circle it was spinning in grow smaller and get faster.