The floor swayed and rocked beneath the young man's feet.
The forest swayed like an ardent swain deep lost in thought.
In the front row a woman stood up, swayed and shaken as a leaf in the wind.
Now it was going fast, now faster, now it rocked and swayed as it gathered speed.
The sled swayed and trembled, half-started forward. One of his feet slipped, and one man groaned aloud.
When the lights went up fully, the Phoenix, balancing itself on the gilded back of a chair, swayed in ecstasy.
There was a dull, weight-like feeling in his stomach, and, when he tried to walk, his head swayed and he tottered.
The long barrel of a rifle, foreshortened to a black point, above it a cold eye, fronted and followed them as they swayed.
The plant was one of the species of cacti, and was provided with long, tentacular leaves that perpetually swayed with the slightest breeze with a peculiar beckoning motion.
Their cheeks were rosy red, and their necks and shapes gracefully swayed, and their eyes wantoned like the gazelle's; and the slave-girls came to meet them with instruments of music.