Sentence examples for sway along from inspiring English sources

A friend who likes to show children avant-garde films at a cinematheque he helps run says that when he screens Bruce Baillie's transporting short "All My Life" (1966), some of them stand up and sway along, some even clap.

As sound waves move into the ear, the hair cells sway along, and their motion releases electrical and chemical signals that the brain interprets as sound.

This is a classy song, one that you and nine-thousand other motherfuckers could sway along to.

So perhaps we are just being asked to sway along with John Lennon's "Imagine".

His music invited listeners to sway along to estrangement and loneliness.

A real flame violates blog fire ordinances, so please ignite your digital cellphone concert lighter app and sway along with me: Your thoughts?

Hundreds of ardent investors swayed along to "we don't need no education".

We were swaying along, shouting encouragement to him and the young couple.

Embarrassment forced me into the crash position, head between my knees, while around me the Oslo audience swayed along with unfeigned zest.

As we swayed along, I suddenly recalled a passage from Shackleton's book, South, recounting the Endurance expedition: "May 24, Empire Day, was celebrated with the singing of patriotic songs in the 'Ritz'" – their nickname for the mess room.

In fact, it's the beginning of a story that makes this all far more wonderful than most people swaying along imagine.