Object

• pendulum: At the very least, it swings the pendulum back toward the recording industry.

• ax: Every time I wanted to swing the ax I was blinded by snow and the wind pushed me off balance.

• arm: Dellape's late shoulder set up the wing for what appeared to be a swinging arm from behind by the tight-head prop.

Adjective modifier

• full: Summer is in full swing down on Queen Street.

• upward: The upward swing enjoyed over the past three years is losing momentum.

Modifies a noun

• bridge: You will see the large red swing bridge where the walk begins.

• voter: If I'm a middle class swing voter in a marginal seat then my vote is valuable.

• bowler: A hard hitting middle order batsman and more than useful swing bowler, brown is definitely one to look out for this season.

• arm: The Five has a major swing arm update too.

Noun used with modifier

• mood: He had mood swings, some days he was a model patient joking with the nurses.

• pendulum: It exhibits many of the characteristics of Church and brings a welcome pendulum swing back to the emphasis on the small unit of church.

• golf: Whatever the reason, creating a great golf swing takes some time.

• cradle: The grant will pay for the installation of flat and cradle swings and a swing barrier.

Preposition: of

• pendulum: The glazed trunk door reveals the swing of the pendulum and the gradual drop of the weights.