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• The stroke is made by a full swing round the head, not unlike a drive in golf.
• The Quay has a 500 yard Millennium Bridge spanning its eastern quay which swings round to allow ships in.
• Coming back from a swing round the countryside with a Cuban friend, we were surrounded by police; my friend was questioned.
• Should the horseman not be riding sufficiently quickly, the arm would swing round and the heavy object knock him off his horse.
• The sets wobbled, so when Evita showed her lovers the door, it tended to swing round and hit her in the rear.
• The line climbs away into a cutting through a headland but soon swings round to a south-easterly direction along the cliff above Helwell Bay.
• A very close round that could go either way, one of several swing rounds that could see scores all over the map if it goes the full 12 rounds.
• The plan called for the 1st and 2nd Light Horse Brigades, the 5th Mounted and the New Zealand Mounted Rifles Brigades to swing round the attackers'left flank and envelop them.
• The cross piece of it is broad at one end, and pierced full of holes; and a bag of sand is hung at the other and swings round, on being moved with any blow.
• After the explosion of huge British mines on 7 June, the task of 1 / 7th was to attack from the Spoilbank, take the German front lines and then swing round to capture the'White Chateau '.
• It is the source of the River Conwy which, on flowing south out of the lake, swings round to then generally flow in a northerly direction for a distance of some to its discharge in Conwy Bay.
• "I think people are now beginning to swing round to the view that Emu may not happen, " said Stephen Lewis, Managing Director of the London Bond Broking Company, " though they haven't got there yet ."
• :Mr Isidore Godfrey approaches his evening's labours with an imperious gesture; he swings round, and with a comprehensive eye reduces even a Gilbert and Sullivan audience to silence for an overture  a very remarkable feat of hypnotism.
• They swing round towards the south, descend gradients as steep as 1 in 40 to pass below the Liskeard Viaduct, swing back towards the north, and then reverse at Coombe Junction for the remainder of their journey to Looe.
• On 6 April Churchill said of the remilitarization, " The creation of a line of forts opposite to the French frontier will enable the German troops to be economized on that line and will enable the main forces to swing round through Belgium and Holland ", accurately predicting the Battle of France.
• And of the 21st Panzer Division had secured the Maizila Pass to the south and headed north to engage two battalions of the 168th RCT on Djebel Ksaira while headed north-west to Bir el Hafey in order to swing round and make the approach to Sidi Bou Zid from the west during the afternoon.
• The last rearguards left Matruh on the night of 7 / 8 November By the evening of 10 November the New Zealand Division, heading for Sollum, had 4th Light Armoured Brigade at the foot of the Halfya Pass while 7th Armoured Division was conducting another detour to the south aiming to swing round and take Fort Capuzzo and Sidi Azeiz.