1.   The swing from defence on our own goal line, the attack from deep?

2.   Each decade since the turn of the century has seen influence swing from one camp to the other.

3.   Portillo wants a further swing from the state towards the individual in social welfare, education and health and closer targeting of benefits.

4.   Based on a recent swing from Sarasota to St. Petersburg, here are my picks.

5.   But you are overcome by a sudden urge to jump and swing from a chandelier and then slice the buttons off the shirt of the evil prince.

6.   By buying rivals, they hope to minimize the risk of wild earnings swings from new toys that fizzle fast or classics that lose their luster.

7.   Casper Van Dien, the latest incarnation of the loincloth one, resides a hop, skip and a vine swing from the Tarzan Institude.

8.   Democrats said the main cause was the tax cut Bush signed into law last year and the resulting swing from budget surpluses to projected deficits.

9.   Economists said the erratic inventory component was behind the swing from a decline in the second quarter to strong growth in the third.

10.   He has given the Rangers new appeal, and a new dimension in a ballpark built for a sweet swing from the left side.