Sentence examples for sway in the movement from inspiring English sources
That's a philosophy that now, more than ever, holds sway in the movement Kristol helped shape.
When the wind blows, they all gracefully sway in concert, the movement rippling out from the yew that first gets the blast of the wind to the one on the far edge of the circle that picks up the movement a fraction later.
Representative Peter T. King, Republican of New York and a member and former chairman of the Homeland Security Committee, expressed such fears, though he said the administration had improved its understanding of the powers holding sway in the rebel movement.
Although communists held leadership positions in several anti-Vietnam War organizations during the 1960s and '70s, they exerted little sway in the U.S. labour movement.
And instead of using those little implements to scrub away at the ice to change the speed and direction of the "stones" — drag queens do not sweep — maybe the same effect could be achieved by having the competitors gently sway the movement by hurling heated imprecations in their way.
Your wings follow your gestures, swaying with the movement of your arms.
There have been some very encouraging signs of life over the last few months with protests at Wall Street and here in Washington, but in the populist uprising on economic issues, it has really been the Tea Party movement that's held sway in the debate.
The group, which been operational since 1935 and played a role in the sit-in movements of the 1960s, carries significant sway in the community.
The snake sways in response to the movement and perhaps also to the music of the charmer, who knows how to avoid the relatively slow strike and who may have removed the snake's fangs.
The brilliance of the movement loyal to Moktada al-Sadr, a populist cleric who holds sway in the neighborhood, is its ability to read the street.
