Sentence examples for To sway from inspiring English sources

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To sway

verb

To move or swing from side to side; or backward and forward; to rock.

  • Sway to the music

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To sway people.

To sway the people?

We started to sway.

It has started to sway.

It is expensive to sway their votes.

That ought to sway some swing votes.

Its newspapers try loudly to sway elections.

Gentle persuasion is unlikely to sway them.

That charge failed to sway voters.

The people began to sway.

There's still time to sway the vote.

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