Back to the Sixties

Every day, on every news bulletin, he is out there swinging.

KB What I didn't show you was you got that swinging thing going?

Julio is swinging in the hammock that I hung under the old oak tree.

In 1450, Leone Battista Alberti developed a swinging plate anemometer, and was known as the first anemometer .

In tennis, player movement is controlled by the Wii, while the swinging of the racket is controlled by the player.

In the 1959 LP Songs for Swinging Sellers , Peter Sellers included a character Twit Conway , who was a rock singer.

Safwat Safi tweeted Safwat_Safi I think the first televised debate was in the sixties between Kennedy and Nixon it's nice to see it in the Arab world 50 years later

But in this case because the interior is free swinging in relation to the sphere, it can stand up on one point.

Caught tuna are swung on board, by two to three fishermen if the tuna is big, or with an automated swinging mechanism.

He learned, from watching this kid who he eventually hired, who was really successful for him, that it wasn't swinging for the fences, it wasn't swinging at every pitch like the sluggers do, which is what all the expensive teams like the Yankees like to they like to pick up those guys.

It remains to be seen whether the two events will be capable of swinging world opinion in China s favor and keeping it there.

Still the procession came, weaving through the snow, everyone swinging their arms, skipping, happy, joyous. The first of the marchers had reached the Square.

A perception has been growing over the last few years and picking up strength in recent months that Latin America is swinging back to the left.

Why should a Frenchman or Italian in his early sixties work today, when in the 1990's he could have retired in his mid fifties with 80 or more of his last working age salary?

Inside of the bronze ball there's a lead weight that is free swinging on an axle that's on two bearings that pass in between, across it, like this, that counterbalance this weight.

For, if the Orange Revolution demonstrated one thing, it is that Ukraine s politics are not those of the pendulum, swinging predictably between opposing forces that agree on the fundamental rules of democracy.

In April 2011, a video of then President Dmitry Medvedev leaked online, showing the commander in chief swinging his arms and strutting about somewhat effeminately to the song American Boy by the Russian pop group Kombinatsia.

While lending by the World Bank did fall below its mid 1990 s level, it is growing again, reflecting the expansion of regional multilateral banks and a policy pendulum that is swinging back to publicly financed infrastructure projects.

I went over to Kane's, and he had drawn a character who looked very much like Superman with kind of ... reddish tights, I believe, with boots ... no gloves, no gauntlets ... with a small domino mask, swinging on a rope.

A big difference, however, was the turnaround in Germany s external balance, with annual deficits in the 1990 s swinging to a substantial surplus in recent years, thanks to its trade partners in the eurozone and, more recently, the rest of the world.