Sentence examples for sway at from inspiring English sources
Different rules held sway at my grandparents' homes.
Kelp forests sway at the feet of rugged sea cliffs.
The room began to move and sway, at first just a little and then violently.
Matisse was at home at the couple's flat, whereas Picasso held sway at Rue de Fleurus.
Although Clement Greenberg's belief in art for art's sake held sway at the time, Mr. Edwards was unconvinced.
Nationalist appeals to preserve countries' financial services industries may not hold much sway, at least for the moment.
Professor Payne explained that those ideas still have sway, at least subconsciously, among many of today's most serious architects.
In recent weeks, acts including Diddy, Danity Kane and Ludacris briefly held sway at No. 1 before plummeting.
This, in turn, carries much sway at the political level as if there is no budget constraint or consideration of value for money and coverage.
His first job will be to mend some of the bridges with the senior players whose influence continues to hold sway at the training ground.
"The Japanese people should only eat rice grown in Japan".Such perceptions hold sway at the national level, and governments have done little to change them.
