swerve|swerves in English

noun

[swɜrv /swɜːv]

sudden turn, abrupt change of directio

Use "swerve|swerves" in a sentence

1. I will never swerve from it.

2. Don't swerve from your purpose.

3. The catcher signaled him to swerve.

4. Unless we swerve soon, we will drown.

5. Nothing will swerve him from his aims.

6. McLaren would never swerve from the truth.

7. He would never swerve from the truth.

8. Nothing will swerve him from his determination.

9. Don't race or swerve or suddenly hit your brakes.

10. One ought not swerve from the path of duty.

11. To cause to swerve from a straight line; deflect.

12. And they do not swerve from their paths.

13. I had to swerve to avoid the truck.

14. What makes her swerve without hitting the brakes?

15. I had to swerve to avoid a cat.

16. Synonyms for Aquaplanes include hydroplanes, skids, slews, slides, swerves, veers, glides, slips, skims and slithers

17. Audacious loops, bends and swerves are undertaken at astonishing speed and with awesome precision

18. I don't think he will swerve from his ideas.

19. Nay, they are a people who swerve from justice.

20. The car made a sudden swerve to the left.

21. I will never swerve from my declared policy on this matter.

22. The hustlers, the Bustlers, the bored cops, blanket-black, flat caps, hard coughs dun laoghaire twines into the squeeze plays, the fungoes, the bean balls the high ball, the neon night, the reckless joy, the pitch, it swerve, swerve, swerve

23. The swerve has no After taste, just a little cooling sensation.

24. A maladroit movement of his hand caused the car to swerve.

25. Oil Still on a Bumpy Path to Recovery Despite Price Swerve By