Sentence examples for sway up from inspiring English sources

The rocket weights 816,466 kilograms and engineers expected its tip to sway up to 0.3 meters during the rollout.

He found that Fox helped sway up to 0.7percentt of Americans to cast a Republican vote when they wouldn't have otherwise, adding about 200,000 Republican votes to the national tally.

Despite the years she has spent in London and Manchester, Smith has retained her quintessential American-ness: her accent and a certain Minnie Mouseish delivery - her sentences sway up at the end like a boat pitching on the high seas.

I.S.S. in particular is followed by many mutual funds and other institutional investors, and studies have found that it can sway up to 10 percent of the vote and much more in highly public elections.

Brilliantly coloured skirts and fringed shawls swirl and massive gold earrings and brooches glitter as young women sway up and down a room in a 17th century hotel in downtown La Paz.

At Mount Baker, dogs romp in the parking lot; weather-beaten, two-skier chairlifts (along with two newer slow-speed quads) creep and sway up the hill; and groomers don't even bother to keep pace with snowfall on the more challenging runs.

We had never seen anything like Janis, sweating and swaying up there".

In simulations in the 1960s, the tower swayed up to four feet in an 8.5-magnitude earthquake.

It sways up to three inches in high winds exceeding 50 miles per hour, according to the Park Service.

He watches with vague sexual longing the women who cross his path: his young neighbor on the morning airplane ("She's long-­waisted and slim-hipped, and she sways up the jetway..

Instead of having a heel, it was flat, with a crystal-encrusted back and a mop of pink feathers on the front that swayed up and down the runway.