sway造句怎么写

An attempt to sway him by saying he is a historical figure fails – “Don’t consign me to history” – But it does make him smile.

Watching "Iron Felix" sway in mid-air, Mr Kondaurov, who had served in the KGB since 1972, felt betrayed "by Gorbachev, by Yeltsin, by the impotent coup leaders".

The sovereign holds total power over all the institutions of civilian and ecclesiastical life, holding sway over a kind of peaceable kingdom.

With palm trees swaying over almost a mile of sparkling sand, there is no better place for you to let loose entirely and simply sway along with the breeze.

To walk with a clumsy sway; waddle.

Slip into a chair or remain upright, and sway back and forth.

Take the lime tree - a native breed to Europe, they hold some pretty powerful sway in national folklore.

You might think you are being objective but you could unwittingly sway the reader with your choice of words.

Having someone with as much sway as the famous host show people that the big feast doesn't have to include meat to be successful is huge.

Most of these rights and duties relate to community life beyond the sway of the politician or the ordinary scope of the courts. But the duty of the state's constitution to safeguard freedoms, and encourage the performance of duties, remains profound.

Nothing could sway him after he had made up his mind.

In spring, beautiful peach and apricot blossoms atop the walls, like graceful girls waving their red sleeves, will sway hospitably to beckon the pedestrians.

Then there is the Middle East, where traditional patriarchy still holds sway.

A member of the government panel investigating a fatal stampede in Cambodia says the group has concluded the tragedy was caused by mass panic when an overcrowded bridge began to sway.

Revolution and industrialism were creating a new kind of society, in which the old traditional values no longer held sway.