View example sentences, synonyms and word forms for Sway.
Sway
Related words
Sway meaning
The act of swaying; a swaying motion; a swing or sweep of a weapon. | A rocking or swinging motion. | Influence, weight, or authority that inclines to one side
Example sentences (20)
With the entire League under the sway of the Black Mercy and getting the perfect fantasies for their lives, it will be interesting to see how they'll break out from its influence and sway.
Sway Left stretches away from the moving right foot, while Sway Right stretches away from the moving left foot.
Sway: Sway indicates body movement in the opposite direction of the moving foot.
A high draw in stall 14 is something of a concern, however, as the low numbers generally hold sway over this trip here, and from four, is an interesting alternative from the Clive Cox yard, along with Karl Burke’s in six.
Always welcome people into your life, but don’t let them sway you because you are the master of your own destiny.
Amna al-Kaid, a humanitarian worker in northwest Syria, hinted that the UN’s most recent resolution will simply sway in Assad’s favour, telling Express.
As the game plays out on the field, these five matchups have the potential to sway the outcome in either direction.
At the beginning of 2022, the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) held sway over 16 State governments, while the Congress was in power in five States, including via coalition governments in Jharkhand and Bihar.
B&B fans have seen moments when Thomas was able to be a good father, but will he be able to sway a judge?
Branches of trees sway as cyclone Freddy hits, in Quelimane, Zambezia, Mozambique, March 12, 2023, in this screen grab taken from a handout video.
Brands today understand that they now face a brighter and more informed audience that cheap promotional videos cannot sway.
BRATISLAVA — Ukraine is upping its campaign to get a firm promise of NATO membership eventually, working to sway wary allies before a key meeting this week.
But Canada's consumer price index report for March, due to be released on Tuesday, could have more sway on the Bank of Canada policy outlook.
But Fortier said he doesn’t think the risk is high that large numbers of Democratic voters will turn out to sway GOP elections, especially in the presidential race.
But opponents of term limits say they have emboldened lobbyists who have more sway with inexperienced legislators.
But prosecutors in California say Garcia used his spiritual sway to have sex with girls and young women who were told it would lead to their salvation — or damnation if they refused.
But Scott believes his sunny vision for America’s future can sway a significant number of who are ready for “new leadership” in the party.
But the elected representatives of this chamber who have, I imagine, a little bit of sway within that community and a little bit of standing within that community, should have showed leadership, and called for them to be taken down, but they didn’t.
But while Pennsylvania’s governor has immense sway over those issues, its treasurer does not.
Cold wave to severe cold wave conditions are likely to hold sway over parts of north India, including the national capital, till Wednesday, the weather department has said.