swing around

Then they wait for the board to swing around with something great.

But I begin to swing around to view a little bit ever so.

We have to swing around and get back in position.

At the door I swung around and looked back quickly.

She swung around the far end and up the other side.

Once across, they moved north along the river, swinging around the town.

He swung around, and the woman was three feet away.

I swung around to see what the three men were doing.

She gave him a good lead, then swung around and followed.

She wanted to be the thing he swung around his head.

We may have time before they can swing around for another pass.

Should I call it off and swing around for another try while you work some more?

He swung around and put the boy on the floor, in the center of the room.

Why not have them swing around there in a few weeks, see what they can find out?

We'd better swing around so we can use our heavy stuff.

At the sound of her brother's voice, she swung around.

Not too bad, she thought, swinging around for a full view.

I swung around to see what had caught his attention.

It swung around to the side and then on in front.

Then he swung around and went down to the hall again.

Let's make it there before those men swing around behind us.

Anyone coming from the west, even if they wanted to come down to the river, would have to swing around these trees.

He could even swing around the area to get a look at the neighborhood.

It swung around quickly, taking up a new position, getting ready to fire again.

The road was swinging around the base of a long, low hill now.