Sentences with phrase «swing at»

Dress season is in full swing at Anthropologie.

I'm stocking up on mascara, BB cream and maybe I'll take a swing at a Tom Ford lip stain too -LCB- this is their newest product on the market -RCB-.

Knott's Merry Farm is in full swing at Knott's Berry Farm, and over the weekend a group of my gal pals (plus Patrick) and I went to enjoy all of the sights and shows.

I was supposed to go to Cartenga, Colombia with a friend next month, but I just couldn't swing it at the last minute.

Holiday traditions are in full swing at this point and one of my favorites growing up was a full day of baking cookies in the kitchen with the family!

You can perform a larger swing at the start of the movement and lift your knees to assist you to complete this phase.

Meal - prepping is in full swing at my house again after the holiday break.

If you need any more reason to look for this grain, buckwheat takes another swing at cellulite with numerous amounts of lysine, an amino acid that helps repair body tissue and collagen.

CrossFit Sanitas — WOD Skill Single Arm KB Thrusters Workout Of the Day Metcon (4 Rounds for time) Every 5 min for 20 min 15 Kettlebell Swing at 53/35 8 Single Arm KB Thrusters at 53/35 (each arm) 15 Toes to Bar

Wow your cardio clients with the bigger kettlebells they can swing at reps of 5 or 10!

isn't just a phrase baseball coaches holler when their batter has the good sense not to swing at a bad pitch.

With another season of scholastic football in full swing at school districts across the country, a growing number of physicians and athletic trainers are re-evaluating how they diagnose and treat head injuries suffered during practices and games.

Black - footed ferret kit season is in full swing at SCBI.

The rainy season, which is typically in full swing at that time of year, was delayed by a recent El Niño event, reducing the amount of insects and plants — the basis of the iguanas» diet.

Thus, a batter can decide to swing at a ball that comes into the strike zone and can delineate the boundaries of that zone.

We learn to play baseball, for instance, not by flailing a bat at fastballs until we hit one but via education: We are shown how to knock Wiffle balls off a tee and then to swing at easy lofts until we're ready for a real pitch.

Off the starboard side, a cavalcade of hulking waves begins to line up, each ready to take a nice swing at the ship.

Durable, comfortable to hold and with a lightweight fit that makes it easy to swing at the ball.

And as with so many of our chosen items, cats also have hanging toys to swing at enthusiastically.

If repeated on a uniform national swing at the next election, Electoral Calculus reports Labour and the Liberal Democrats would lose more than half their seats, and the Conservative majority would be 272.

The closure of the steelworks in 2009 hit the town hard and was the foundation of an immense swing at the 2010 election, when the Liberal Democrats took the seat on a 22 percent swing.

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Common sense alone tells us that marginality should have some effect upon the size of the swing — if there was a 10 % swing at the election, it is unlikely that the Conservatives would actually pick up an extra 10 % of the vote in places like inner - city Glasgow and the Welsh valleys, while there are some home counties constituencies where Labour barely has 10 % to lose.

Surveillance video released by the NYPD shows Thompson, 33, a Queens resident, in a green raincoat with the hood up run up and swing at the officers with a two - handed grip on the hatchet.

Hochul took a swing at Corwin at the end of the interview, saying she would have chosen to fire a taxpayer - funded staffer who got into an alleged tussle with another candidate, (Jack Davis), while moonlighting as a tracker.

He then took a swing at Astorino

Hague's advice comes after David Cameron took a hefty swing at Boris Johnson in the Commons yesterday, as he ridiculed the mayor of London over his apparent call for a second EU referendum:

Another swing at Late Term Abortion?

The Conservatives have seemingly moved to the right, giving some clear space for the Lib Dems to push their «fairer society» message, while Theresa May stoking up anti-human rights rhetoric is a perfect setup for Lib Dem ministers to take a swing at their coalition partners.

The Conservatives did very well in the old Thanet South constituency with a significant swing at the 2010 General Election.

Pataki seems to take a Democratic swing at corporations, claiming in October 2015 that «Wall Street and Washington are too close» for his comfort.

On a uniform swing at a general election, that would result in the SNP gaining Ochil & South Perthshire from Labour, and Labour gaining Dunbartonshire East and Inverness, etc from the Lib Dems.

Trump on Saturday took a swing at Democrats who blocked a last - minute measure to fund government operations, calling their near - uniform opposition an attempt to give him a «nice present» to commemorate his first anniversary as president.

I might have taken a swing at it if I didn't observe that fact - based but politically polarizing answers on this SE get voted on by political alignment more than quality.

So he took a swing at Rubio, following media criticism of the senator's voting record:

At the CIO - AFL's 33rd Constitutional Convention on Aug. 22, the governor again took a swing at the city's 421a proposal.

Gov. Andrew Cuomo took another swing at de Blasio, accusing the mayor of playing politics with children's lives by killing day care reform.

If repeated on a uniform swing at the election, the figures would leave Labour 61 seats short of a majority.

Gov. Rick Scott took a swing at state lawmakers, saying the Legislature turned its back on economic incentive deals that have helped Florida «out compete... top competitors for important jobs.»

How can it be right that the electoral battleground is fought in 100 key marginal seats which swing at each election and decide the colour of the government?

Later on the police discovered that he was in full swing at the time with a new and spectacular crime.

I came here to get a chance to swing at a few myself.»

An irate woman disrupted an impromptu news conference being held by Gov. Andrew Cuomo in Albany on Wednesday — swearing and taking a swing at him before she was arrested by state troopers.

A day after Trump took a swing at United States trading partners by threatening stiff and sweeping tariffs on steel and aluminum, they hit back.

Ed Balls is always ready to have a swing at the nearest moving target, but was shouted down within seconds of beginning his speech.

OK, I'll take a swing at it, but in all honesty the real TL; DR answer to your question is «because it has little to do with politics, and is a reality of how language works and evolves, and a downside of English being a vague language».

His research focuses on how he won the Labour seat of Enfield Southgate on an 8.7 per cent swing at the last election, and on similar successes across the country.

George Will takes a solid swing at him over campaign - finance reform, a particular Will bugaboo, as well as the claims to piety of a man who rarely makes it to church.

He doesn't have any 45 min wakeups during the night and never needs the swing at night!

By July, Christmas is in full swing at the House house.