Sentence examples for you clout from inspiring English sources
A big superhero gig gives you clout, something that no-one wants to turn down, and this even applies to a now increasingly respected director — with a chequered list of acting credits.
'You'll be in this play, or you'll get a clout, and then I'll speak to The Parents.' 'If you clout us, we'll speak to The Parents.' 'You'll be in this play or I'll speak to The Parents.' That the threat had been negotiated neatly downwards did not appear to diminish its power.
Your sponsor puts her reputation on the line for you and gives you a professional endorsement that gives you clout and credibility.
"You look to consolidate, where applicable, to get you the clout you need," he added.
If you came from a dysfunctional background and you tried to act out in public, your uncle up the road would give you a clout, a local policeman give you a talking to, or you'd be disciplined at school.
"Being an equity partner means you've arrived, that you have clout," the current partner said.
"Any time you lose a seat, you lose clout, but we are lucky that the delegation has so much experience and seniority," he said.
POTTS--George H. 1952--1997 With your family's need Our prayers go out Asking you to intercede As we know you have clout.
In politics, that's how you measure clout.
