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But the Navajo homeland is harsh country, where it's hard to find good-paying jobs and all too easy to fall sway to alcoholism and despair.

The solution may be to speak to the public, which easily falls sway to politicians' blazing rhetoric on crime, through their wallet.

Su destroys snow a bit impatient of stretched the hand to the gentleman to read tiny in front to sway to sway.

My friends coupled together as Rick wrapped his arms around me and began to sway to the music.

Finished saying to edit the certificate to me and press down and edit two words to sway to sway in front of it.

He might occasionally sway to the left or the right, but his real aim is the middle, which makes him feel safe.

Imagine a night. . . when a farmer plays a lullaby on his fiddle, and his field of sunflowers begins to dip and sway to the rhythm.

These are found on the surface of many of the body's cells, and sway to and fro in moving fluid.

The trees sway to the wind.

"We are falling sway to Israel's version of Iran's Revolutionary Guard, " says a noted liberal journalist, who fell foul of Mr Solberg.

The earthquake caused the wall to sway to the left.

hold sway To have a controlling influence; dominate.

The room started to sway , to shiver and creak .

I sway to the beat of our decay,

sway to influence or persuade

waver v. swing or sway to and fro; flutter

Yeah, sway to the rhythm of love

And sway to the rhythm of love

Play the music low and sway to the rhythm of love