Sentence examples for does he wield from inspiring English sources

How much power does he wield within the Party?

Can the players rise above the situation or does he ultimately wield too much influence?

Does he have the guts to wield the hatchet at Olympic?

The time for reform is coming and when it does, he vowed: "Every country can wield a veto until its needs are met".The heady mood hides a flaw in this scheme to take the euro crisis hostage.

Later we see him wielding a light saber – does he become a Jedi-in-training?

Then what did he think about the men who had done this, men who were still wielding power?

On a network that has Bill Maher hosting a weekly series, and an archive of George Carlin and Chris Rock appearances, Lange knew he could roam freely, even if he does not wield profanity with master-level sophistication.

He doesn't wield a gun nor carry a placard, but he's good at arguing.

And the Council's ability to override Mayor Bloomberg's veto so easily suggests that he does not wield the same influence over the Council as his predecessor, Rudolph W. Giuliani, who made overhaul of welfare a signature issue.

Anderson isn't a government agent, he doesn't wield any licensed dominion, and these National Days are not nationally recognized in any real sense, but that seems to matter very little.

Anderson isn't a government agent, he doesn't wield any licensed dominion, and these National Days are not nationally recognized in any real sense, but that seems to matter very little.