Back to the Sixties

Yeah, swinging.

Sixties, seventies, eighties and nineties.

Hey, the band's swinging.

They are both in their sixties now.

Frank! You're swinging after the bell.

Come on. Start swinging. Come on.

There you are, swinging the sun around.

Don't lose your head. You're swinging too wild.

I hear this is a real swinging town.

I was swinging back and I saw their smoke.

DD This is something I call swinging in the rain.

Border policemen then started swinging clubs, trying to push back the protesters.

That's from years of working and sweating, lifting and swinging a hook.

In the nineteen sixties, six barrels of oil were found for every one that was used.

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

We have more sex than our supposedly swinging single friends believe it or not.

Yes,theone heused in Swinging Down to Panama... and all his other famous pictures.

The one fifth poorest countries achieved absolute growth in the sixties and have stagnated (in absolute terms) in the last 15 years.

Kit Harington is known for his sword swinging role as Jon Snow in HBO's violent medieval fantasy series Game of Thrones.

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

48. Although they saw the repercussions of the crisis of the late sixties and early eighties, the rich countries have recovered their share of 92 of international GDP.

The swinging pendulum of momentum is a completely invented sporting concept but one that players truly believe in, and never more so than at competitions like these.

Both Japan and the US are eager to keep close touch with the Philippines in the fields including economic cooperation with the intention to prevent the Philippines from swinging to China.

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.

It was and remains much more profitable to retire earlier in Europe than in the US. 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?

It remains to be seen whether the two events will be capable of swinging world opinion in China s favor and keeping it there. Indeed, the government s suspicion of the international media is liable to spark friction when thousands of journalists arrive and inevitably widen their coverage beyond athletics to politics and human rights.

After decades indeed, centuries of employing such tricks, physicists have forgotten that they are modeling phenomena, not necessarily uncovering Divine Truth. For instance, we can easily write down the equations for a ball on a swinging spring, but if we stretch the spring enough and swing the ball hard enough, we can t solve those equations.

During the two decades prior to the financial crisis, most people including most politicians assumed that the market was supreme. Now the intellectual pendulum may be swinging back to the belief that state action can mop up markets messes just as veneration of the state in the 1930 s followed market worship in the 1920 s.