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swerve

[swurv] / swɜrv /


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Quite a character swerve from the opening batter who over-analysed himself in front of the mirror.

From BBC

His latest special, “Trash Daddy” — released on YouTube via comedy platform 800 Pound Gorilla — swerves among jokes about politics, family and living life as a hick from the sticks while trying to raise California-bred children.

From Los Angeles Times

Like England, Scotland have also swerved playing in the west so their games should not be played too late for audiences in the UK.

From BBC

The course teaches basic skills like accelerating, turning, swerving and emergency braking.

From The Wall Street Journal

The brewer said early last month that production at six beer factories had resumed, while it was processing orders by hand in an effort to swerve potential drinks shortages.

From Barron's