Sentence examples for long sway from inspiring English sources
Mr. Taviani, who held major government posts, was unscathed by the scandals that ended his party's long sway and left it in splinters.
He has a hyena's giggle and a long, swaying step that contains just the tiniest hint of goose.
He has speculated that some consultants might be intentionally keeping waiting lists for NHS treatment long, swayed by the "perverse incentive" to boost their income from private practice.
In a turquoise, gold and chocolate-brown gauze tunic and long swaying beads, she is a fountain of color in the crisp sanctuary.
In the Odyssey, Homer describes a beast called the Scylla: She has twelve legs, all writhing, dangling down and six long swaying necks, a hideous head on each, each head barbed with a triple row of fangs.
In the Odyssey, Homer describes a beast called the Scylla: She has twelve legs, all writhing, dangling down and six long swaying necks, a hideous head on each, each head barbed with a triple row of fangs..
But as with so many other aspects of this theoretically egalitarian country, the competition was long swayed by the nation's Achilles' heel: the deep imbalances in wealth that have made this one of the most unequal societies in the world.
In that household, things intellectual have long held sway.
Borough Market has long held sway as an essential stop on the London food tour.
They have long held sway in the public consciousness as providers of nonperishables.
