swerve

He did not often swerve to right or to left.

The car swerved, but did not go out of control.

But then the car swerved and came to a stop.

Just as she was about to get in, a car swerved up next to her.

For a moment I lost control of the team, and we swerved away.

Then the road swerved hard to the west and I saw 1-295 close by on our left.

At the last moment we'll swerve toward our real mark.

There was no time to stop or swerve around him.

And so I swerved over a little to avoid him.

I swerved to the side of die road and got out.

He swerved the car suddenly from one side of the road to the other.

It had swerved off the street and into the side of a house.

She'd swerve it from one side of the street to the other.

Hold fast these two things, and do not swerve from them.

He then turned them on but swerved across the road lines.

"Do things a certain way and never swerving from that course."

She heard someone approach in front, then swerve to the side.

No longer under control, it swerved to the left of the road.

The car immediately swerved again, with less control this time.

He swerved to the right, looked back over his shoulder.

The car swerved toward the front of an empty house.

Then it swerved back and was coming directly toward her.

At the last possible moment the truck swerved to the right.

She swerved down a side street without a thought to destination.

The question remains how random swerves can help to explain free action.

The story takes some imaginative swerves, and the twist at the end is just right.

But he did not think the swerves were the direct causes of our actions.

He joined his first original band (Swerve) at the age of fourteen and played with them for four years.

Her body had felt that sequence of swerves and bounces too often to forget it.

It makes two or three sharp little swerves right there, so be sure you stay on it.

This is the area where the swerves of the baseball boundary harden into straight lines.

Here's a quiz to see if you are keeping up with the head-snapping political swerves in Washington.

In September 1970 it was decided that Swerve would be decommissioned.

A few swerves and we were on Fifth Avenue.

A second ant tracks that pathway back to the source, making random swerves of its own.

Policy divisions alone do not explain the sharp swerves in recent American trade rhetoric and bargaining tactics.

What those achievements were remain a mystery in a life filled with complex twists and sudden swerves.

Redecoed in red as Swerve, with a new head sculpt.

I think he understands that there are swerves and bumps in the road, and they make you better."

Her heightened condition persisted, there was nothing she could do about that: the swerves of mood, the burning senses.

The figure was remolded with a new head and a red redeco as Swerve.

Heller straightened out the Cadillac's swerves and fed it more accelerator.

But the constant swerves and jolts are contemporary.

His small body swayed to each side with the swerves of the car, but his eyes riveted on our favorite spot.

This road was dirt and Bert seemed to know it well, even though his car took sharp swerves along dangerous embankments.

Coke is already marketing Swerve, a milk-based drink, that it developed solely for sale in schools.

Some swerves and balancings in the air followed.

Transportation engineers also observed motorists making last-minute swerves between lanes, evidence they were confused about where to go.

Others dangled from the sides, resisting the driver's efforts to dislodge them with violent swerves.