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swing

[swing] / swɪŋ /




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Why you should let it fade: While the film’s premise is novel and the franchise is known for its big swings, the very existence of “Toy Story 5” feels too hypocritical.

From Salon

Also, choppy markets that are swinging wildly may bring the illusion of sector rotations, but those often don’t result in meaningful trends.

From The Wall Street Journal

For a tired bicep curl: “Avoid swinging your body for momentum.”

From The Wall Street Journal

Towards the end of the week, a greater temperature contrast is expected across the UK as a deep area of low pressure swings in, fired up by an active jet stream overhead.

From BBC

Starc swung the new ball, though when that lost its shine, the surface offered little.

From BBC