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swing out

VERB
  1. make a big sweeping gesture or movement

How To Use swing out In A Sentence

  • When I latched on to this hold and let my feet swing out from the face below, I felt an alarming sense of fatigue in my arms.
  • The "Southern Republic," from her immense size and unusually handsome equipment, was a novelty even to the river people; and each afternoon of her starting, crowds came aboard to bid farewell to friends and roam over the vessel, or collected on the bluffs above to see her swing out to the shrill notes of her "calliope," the best and least discordant on the river. Four Years in Rebel Capitals An Inside View of Life in the Southern Confederacy from Birth to Death
  • Jake, knowing me more than anyone, knew this, and had make a two-person swing out of wood and cordage.
  • Gland – two piece , self - aligning gland eliminates cocking. Swing out bolting facilitates maintenance.
  • You got to get a running start. Then you grab the rope and swing out and up as high as you can, and then you let go and fall to the water.
  • You swing out of a slipstream, overtaking a cyclist, and your helmet starts vibrating with the G-force - one false move and you will be picking gravel out of your teeth for weeks.
  • The two cars swing out of the palace gates, and disappear down the avenue.
  • His technique for passing cars was to lay on the horn, swing out into the other lane, and persevere.
  • The racket will approach the ball from the inside and swing outwards towards the right of where the ball is intended to travel.
  • He shooed the young steer out of his way, and back, onto firmer ground, and then spun the loop of the rope lazily, letting it swing out in an arc and settle squarely over the cow's horns.
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