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The bottom of his trousers swayed heavily with his strides as they collected the dew from the dense grass and brush.

Ged got to his feet; he swayed a little.

"I'm going up to the Sky Room and find somebody that'll dance with me, " he announced. "G'night. " He swayed softly toward the elevator.

'What swayed people was there was no other plausible explanation' for who else might be hiding in the home, one U. S. official said.

The drooping branches of the birch-trees swayed in the wind, and dripped bright drops aslant across the road.

"How dared him! " Jin Bo opened wide his big and fuzzy eyes, and swayed his fist across the air.

but the head swayed helplessly with the jerky steps of the bearers , and the cold , apathetic eyes did not know on what to rest.

But what to do with Lamar Odom? The Lakers'in-house opinion of him swayed throughout the season.

But it may be swayed by rising inflation, and a desire to fend off a risk of an overheating economy.

The grass swayed and bowed low, as if before a king, but no king appeared to her.

The little rabbit swayed gently and began to move his ears in the direction of the music.

Research suggests the amount that we are swayed by each of these biases depends on how much we believe in them.

Financial markets did not react much to the data with yen moves swayed more by broad selling pressure on the dollar.

Herod, swayed by Herodias, did not allow the unwelcome reprover to go unpunished: he "sent and apprehended John and bound him in prison" .

Another backed her up, saying that had the taller men had a criminal record she might have been swayed to choose a shorter man.

The eucalyptus tree in the garden swayed with joy and the air was filled with the sweet smell of wet mud. It was truly glorious.

Their fat bodies swayed as they walked, and they glanced curiously at me with their yellow-lidded eyes.

Timms told the BBC that she was a smart girl who had been swayed by the internet.

AT the bottom of the hill, six poplar trees swayed in the wind, graceful as girls with their long hair.

The jury was not swayed by Fritzl's 11th-hour confession of guilt, or his claim to be sorry "from the bottom of my heart" .

Strands of brown hair swayed back and forth in front of her blue eyes with every step, and a huge smile warmed her full, freckled face.

When the seed swayed all her body, a beard-looking root started to come out from her brown body.

The leaves swayed back and forth in the wind, reminding Jordi of seaweed drifting in the ocean.

A tough and resolute character, Capello is not the type of man to be swayed by armchair experts.

However, some of their Marines would not be so easily swayed.

he gaped at them for a moment , then swayed and sat down.

"Dinner, Nagini, " said Voldemort softly, and the great snake swayed and slithered from his shoulders onto the polished wood.

The little poplars were slim and tender, and swayed rustling in the wind.

As cars swayed, and trees lurched overhead, you could feel the power of the beast writhing underneath Japan.

The husband believes a doctor proposed the injection and his wife was swayed.

She tried to persuade Hank that it made more sense to buy the boring but dependable car, but he would not be swayed.

She swayed the knife in her hand. It was just an act of bravado.

Since the train was snaking along at a brisk clip, the diner swayed from side to side.

Sandel swayed, but did not fall, staggering back to the ropes and holding on.

The shaft-horse swayed to and fro, pricking up his ears as though to ask: "Are we to begin or is it too soon? "

Mick said: 'We would abseil about 200ft down. As the building swayed about you were just left bouncing around on all your ropes.

Okay, you've swayed me to go with you.

Borders have swayed back and forth throughout history with the ambition and power of the contending parties.

Follow the nudgings of your Soul and Higher Self, and do not be swayed by popular opinion.

The dandelion swayed in the gentle breeze like an oscillating electric fan set on medium .

He swayed forward and slumped down in his chair .

Governments inclined to censor might be swayed by arguments that focus on the economic benefits of openness.

His enthusiasm swayed Manstein into allowing the offensive to continue for a "few more days" .

As a result of the inadequate roof diaphragm, the building swayed violently in the earthquake.

For around 30 seconds, lights and television monitors hanging from ceilings swayed as the earthquake rumbled around the region.

Maybe it was this image of the Russian leader cuddling with a puppy that swayed the award committee?

The coach rocked gently, and the coats and mushroom-colored raincoats that hung between the windows swayed a little as the car moved.

By lunchtime, children were tossing rocks at the animal's blowhole while its limp body swayed in the shore break like so much seaweed.

Indeed, voters who can be swayed by appeals to cultural and racial fear are a declining share of the electorate.

That was the motive that swayed with him.

It remains to be seen whether the Constitutional Court will be swayed by this unusual manoeuvre.

But he insisted the government would not be swayed from its plan to try to bring the country's public finances under control.

Only a monkey still jumped, climbed and swayed among the trees to show off his skill.

It was a little touch and go at first because I just had to make choices and not let myself be swayed by my own self-editing or nervousness.

The crinoline of her dark flammulated dress swirled and swayed, sweeping into every corner of the stage.

The radio was humming and the leaves of the banyan trees in the massive front yards swayed in the sun.

The wind swayed the branches of the trees.

He swayed and toppled and landed on the edge of Wilbur's trough. The trough tipped up and then came down with a slap.

Some Marines have been swayed to see the value of the female teams.

He was a great pen and his works swayed over half of the civilized world.

At night, water became a warm cradle for the little fish and always swayed her to sleep softly.

Do not be swayed by silliness like "fools rush in where angels fear to tread. "

Genetics may determine to what extent you're swayed by the alcohol consumption of people around you, new research suggests.

At the shore, a cluster of maple leaves, red as fire, swayed in the breeze of the night, like a dancing fire.

His head swam and he swayed dizzily.

Our neutralizing of their combined satellite networks was the final straw that swayed them that a military solution was not an option.

The weight of the load swayed the boat to the left.

Marriages are market-based transactions, swayed by supply (what is available) as much as demand (what the heart desires).

In a new Gallup poll, 44 percent of the respondents said they expected me to win the debate, and 30 percent said they could be swayed by it.

The morning was without light, but the snowfall hung and swayed like a marvelous lantern over the streets.

Among his most famous pictures, Dizzy Gillespie swayed in clouds of cigarette smoke and Duke Ellington hunched over the keyboard.

If you were swayed by someone's looks, would that be wrong? In the past, people often equated beauty with virtue and ugliness with vice.

An educated public, however, cannot be swayed by propaganda or attention-grabbing advertisements, but rather will make informed decisions.

Do not be swayed by glamorous advertisements.

They swayed as they sang, carrying swords and rifles and performing a traditional dance of tribesman going off to war or returning home.

Rather than being swayed by social convention, other's opinions, social pressure or fears, you can hold firm to your own purpose.

Now, the fact that "ephemera" don't matter seems reassuring, suggesting that voters aren't swayed by cheap tricks.

Do not be swayed by those who enter lower vibratory realms.

The defence lawyer, Rudolf Mayer, appealed to the jury to be objective and not be swayed by emotions.

The mass is swayed by participation mystique, which is nothing other than an unconscious identity.

The researchers don't deny that consumers can be swayed by variations in sticker prices in laboratory experiments.

Before him stretched an endless plain, covered with high, red grass that swayed in a calm breeze.

He reeled and swayed, doddering like a drunken man to keep from falling.

"Glorify your name, " the island women sang, as they swayed in a cut sandstone church.

Voters there understand China's intentions very well and are unlikely to be swayed by a few tariff cuts.

But if analysts are indeed swayed by chief executives' largesse, how could investors, especially retail investors, trust their calls?

He should not be swayed by public clamor or consideration of personal popularity, or be apprehensive of unjust criticism.

Dunbar's efforts have swayed some reviewers to rethink their negative ratings and give Pretty Penny a second chance.

It's easy, in a world of science, to be swayed this way and that with every new theory that's announced.

The quake swayed buildings in Taipei, but there were no immediate reports of casualties or damage and no tsunami alert was issued.

The quake swayed buildings in Taipei, but there were no immediate reports of casualties or damage and no tsunami alert was issued.

The crowd were swayed by his eloquence.

The wind swayed the swing.

If you were swayed by someone's looks, however, would that be wrong?

As such it will not be affected by things that happen day-to-day but will be swayed over longer periods of time.

She wore a short skirt that swayed enchantingly as she walked.

In the U. S. , only half admitted to being swayed by friends and relatives.

Back in 2008, the polls suggested that his promise to improve America's standing in the world swayed many voters.

They're really easily swayed by these medical institutions that don't necessarily have their or their child's best interest at heart.

There is currently a wealth of evidence saying they do, so it's difficult to be swayed by one study on a worm.

Yet there is little to indicate that such issues, studiously avoided by savvy politicians, swayed voters at all.

Can say that the social status of Hinduism in Bali is not swayed.

These practices swayed to the rhythms of agricultural work and the determination of most towns to provide only modest resources for schools.

The great body of the bridge flooring and the suspenders was swayed to and fro.

The tight rope walker continuously swayed on the thin wire at a great height.

The boat swayed to the left.

e. g. She swayed and put out a hand to steady herself.

Say, the small bottom swayed two times and motivated the lower paunch flame in Qin Dynasty.

She swayed and put out a hand to steady herself.

He was swayed by his feelings.

The light turned away, bobbed and swayed back down the logging road.

There is a danger that individual countries may be swayed into eschewing reform on competitiveness grounds.

But Chen hopes viewers will not be swayed too much by numbers.

They seemed annoyed that I found data to support my argument and were not swayed.

Easily influenced, persuaded, or swayed; tractable.

Now it's shoulders, swayed brilliant glow of the air, according to the water, instant red one.

As far away as Beijing, buildings are reported to have swayed.

His eloquent speech swayed tens of thousands of votes.

Byzantium swayed and lulled in weakness both due to and despite its vastness.

Of course, she swayed the procedure, and eventually talked the insurer into covering it.

She swayed the baby's cradle gently with her foot until the baby went to sound sleep.

It turns out that the answer you provide to the second question is heavily swayed by that first question.

She swayed her hips seductively as she danced.

The more be swayed by considerations of gain and loss, pressure the more arbitrary insolent, you are Koed more likely instead.

She swayed her body as she danced.

Buildings in Tokyo swayed violently during the tremor.

They swayed deliriously, testing the air.

In 2009, elections in India, Japan and Indonesia could all be swayed by public disaffection about economic performance.

Stone buildings swayed violently and then collapsed on the population.

In the fields, branches of trees broken by grape-shot, but not fallen, upheld by their bark, swayed gently in the breeze of night.

He and Mr Oakeshott were both swayed, too, by Labor's deal with the Greens.

Shojo: Ever since that day, I have found it easier to let them believe that I am senile and easily swayed.

In Fuyang , 660 miles to the east, chandeliers in the lobby of the Buckingham Palace Hotel swayed.

I cannot be swayed from this opinion, so don't try to give me some other dude's stats or tell me how many wins some other team won.

So was her charisma, which swayed huge crowds when she returned from exile in Britain to Myanmar in 1988 to look after her ailing mother.

But many friends doing always swayed business opportunities lost delay. . . So what are we how to venture? ? ? ? ? ? ?

THE ABILITY--- The incredible architects, for instance. Buildings swayed but didn't fall.

The quake was so powerful that buildings in central Tokyo, designed to withstand major earthquakes, swayed.

They were not easily swayed by social rank or money, either.

They are no longer swayed by free coal and talk of Islamic fraternity.

They always swayed when they chanted the respondence: "Lord, have mercy on us. "

Yesterday, the manager's decisions were swayed by who was available.

People in Tokyo 370 kilometres away poured out of buildings as high-rises swayed.

He wasn't swayed by cost-effectiveness arguments, either.

A tree has also opened a small hands, swayed, gave rise to waves of breeze.

A college president says don't be swayed by one-size-fits-all lists.

He was not swayed by the speaker's eloquence.

not concerned with the temporal world or swayed by mundane considerations.

My cousin sitting next to me, he came to me and swayed sway cups, mean "ready? "

Many people, though, are swayed by the number they write on the cheque that they give to the dealer.

The weight of the passengers swayed the car to the right.

Dad, do you not believe that I have the ability to differentiate between right and wrong and will not be easily swayed by those movies?

The Ji Yu morning body swayed to swing ugg claccic had some to stand unsteady outward.

I held Georgia close. We swayed to the music and slowly turned.

He swayed and shimmered; he was elegant, he was graceful.

Anyway, the prayer swayed by me sll the time goes away by subway.

Anyway the prayer swayed by me make sure you goes outside by subway.

Yes, love makes people fearless, similarly, love lets a person swayed lost.

We're social creatures and easily swayed by other people.

Anyway, the prayer swayed by me forever goes away by subway.

Anyway, the prayer swayed by me always goes away by subway .

Anyway, the prayer swayed by me always goes from now by subway.

When you are choosing a career don't be swayed just by promises of future high earnings.

All of a sudden, the plane swayed.

The ~ of modern people are swayed by advertising.

Emotions are seldom swayed by argument.

Buildings swayed in Bangkok, 500 miles (800 kilometres) south of the epicentre.

The willow Branches swayed gently in the Breeze.

The horse swayed left at the crossroads.

Sometimes you are swayed by emotions, by what people preach.

In Beijing, 1, 500 km away from the epicenter, buildings swayed and office workers poured out onto the streets.

The beautiful flower swayed in the breeze.

His resolution swayed after the first failure.

Madly the beanstalk tottered and swayed under the ogre's weight.

The tree swayed back and forth in the breeze.

Companies are increasingly being swayed by what IT gear consumers (especially their own staff) are buying.

Shall I be swayed in my vengeance As time tears open my wounds?

She swayed and fell in a faint.

For those who won't be swayed, there is hope for less grizzly alternative.

Anywayand the prayer swayed by me continuously goes separdinedd by subway.

I swayed to my opponent's views in my deep heart.

Those folks are swayed mainly by cost.

You've swayed my life so deeply.

She's too easily swayed by other's opinions.

The dancers swayed to the music.

Suddenly the carpeted floor swayed violently. The overhead lights went out and the hall was enveloped in blackness.

Jimmy swayed his body in time with the music.

The car swayed to the left when it turned.

The whole boat swayed and tipped.

She swayed her body in time with the music.

The carriage swayed, and we lunged for handholds.

He is not swayed by arguments.

For those that won't be swayed, he points to SPDR Gold Trust, but keeps the exchange-traded fund at no more than 5% of overall portfolios.

The tree branches swayed in the breeze.

They swayed to the music.

A wind swayed the willows.

swayed on the stormy sea.

We must rein our emotions and not be swayed by them.

It Swayed The Mind Of Mine.

We are swayed by sentiment.

Major decisions were debated jointly by the three, and they often swayed each other's views.

The cart swayed.

But whatever it is, it will be swayed, as usual, by technology.

She swayed the baby gently until he went to sleep.

Are you swayed by their appearance?

Paper channels are greatly swayed by two marketing streams: sustainability, to which Mohawk has strongly hitched its marketing message;

Imagine you have two candidates for a job. There CVs are equally good , and they both handsome. Are you swayed by their appearance?

Oh~a wise saying! As one would expect of a guy whose heart is easily swayed. (laugh)

The Effect of Minor Swayed Plunger on Sealing Performance of a High-Pressure Reciprocating System

when the "occupier" is a democratic society whose opinion can be swayed;

I swayed my leaves and flowers in the sun;

Without fundamental is the reason of being swayed by your emotion

Just think, if is good, I'm afraid I myself also dare not fully believe, I'm afraid I will also swayed loss, no peace;

willows are suddenly being towed, swayed

All I dare hope is that if, in executing this task, I have been too much swayed by a grateful remembrance of former instances,

While he gives heED to public opinion he is not unduly swayed by it

But while I swayed, weak, trembling, and alone

The phoenix trees swayed gently then, too

a speech that swayed many voters

Choose love and never be swayed

the way your body swayed

Powerful; the mountain swayed and the earth trembled