full swing

American  

noun

1. full operation; greatest activity.

   For the first time in years the factory was in full swing. The meeting was in full swing when we arrived.

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full swing Idioms  

1. see in full swing.

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Example Sentences

Discovery merger will be in full swing before the end of the year.

From Los Angeles Times

Japan's cherry blossom season will be in full swing in late March and early April, but some local media reports suggest the decline in the number of Chinese visitors will continue.

From Barron's

Then all at once, the open house was in full swing.

From Literature

Spring-break travel is in full swing, and expectations of a winter storm hitting parts of the Midwest prompted Delta Air Lines to cancel some of its flights.

From The Wall Street Journal

By midweek, Dubai was getting back to work, with the city’s trademark heavy traffic back in full swing, complicated by GPS jamming aimed at thwarting drone attacks.

From The Wall Street Journal

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