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Meanings of swing from in English

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Usage of swing from in English
1
Public opinion and legislation swing from the one extreme to the other.
Expositions of Holy Scripture: St. Mark
2
There is always the Rhythmic swing from one pole to the other.
The Kybalion / A Study of The Hermetic Philosophy of Ancient Egy...
3
I would swing from the nearest limb if I should be discovered-
The Victim: A Romance of the Real Jefferson Davis
4
After a while the gourds began to swing from side to side.
The masque of africa: glimpses of african belief
5
Her famous forehand drive is a full arm swing from the shoulder.
The Art of Lawn Tennis
6
To enhance flavor, let pieces of flesh and viscera swing from mouth.
Brains: a zombie memoir
7
Rugby: Now, hopefully, Ireland can at last start to swing from the hip.
The Irish Times
8
Nevertheless, a three-digit yen still represents a near-20 percent swing from pre-election levels.
Reuters
9
It also reflects a swing from spirits to wine off licence proprietors report.
The Irish Times
10
His gyrations caused the net to spin and swing from side to side.
Rage of the Dragon
11
The two tiny lights continued to swing from side to side.
Poe's children: the new horror : an anthology
12
They have a tendency to swing from one extreme to another.
No More Mr. Nice Guy!
13
Might swing from a great height to an equally great depth.
Flames
14
It could swing from a performance hall to a recording studio.
The Irish Times
15
Let me in. She let the sixer of beer swing from her finger.
Patient Zero
16
We'd be lucky if we didn't swing from the limb of a tree.
Hidden Gold
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