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swing

[swing] / swɪŋ /




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His coach at Durham, Ryan Campbell, believes he has concentrated too much on bowling wobble-seam deliveries rather than trying to search for swing.

From BBC

Ancora is his “big swing” that will allow him to show he can get a lot of things done, he explained.

From MarketWatch

Financial markets in both countries swung sharply in recent weeks as investors react to developments in the war.

From BBC

Darren said that by the age of six or seven, changes in Sophia's behaviour had become more noticeable, including hyperactivity and mood swings.

From BBC

Still, the sharp swings seen in other corners of the tech sector are starting to become more frequent.

From Barron's