| wield power | 24.23 | ISO wields incredible power. | ||
| wield influence | 19.16 | His influence is wielded behind the scenes. | ||
| wield club | 2.76 | Woods wielded a club like a wand. | ||
| wield knife | 2.44 | Who will wield the knife? | ||
| wield baton | 2.11 | Police wielded batons, striking some demonstrators. | ||
| wield clout | 2.11 | Few tenants wield such clout. | ||
| wield stick | 2.04 | The industry has also wielded a stick. | ||
| wield control | 1.78 | The FCC wields formidable control over broadcasters. | ||
| wield gun | 1.71 | The man was wielding a gun. | ||
| wield authority | 1.58 | The Catholic Church wielded complete authority. | ||
| wield weapon | 1.51 | They wield ersatz weapons. | ||
| wield veto | 1.45 | Johnson says he will carry on wielding his veto. | ||
| wield pipe | 1.38 | Students also hurled rocks and wielded metal pipes. | ||
| wield bat | 1.32 | She had her car windows smashed by a gang wielding baseball bats. | ||
| wield rifle | 0.99 | Once, a man wielding a rifle told him to get lost. | ||
| wield truncheon | 0.99 | Helmeted riot police wielding truncheons dispersed groups of demonstrators. | ||
| wield machete | 0.79 | When it came time to wield the machete, the owners performed boldly. | ||
| wield sword | 0.79 | The sword was wielded by Michael Lind of Harpers magazine. | ||
| wield axe | 0.66 | Former Boston College athletic director Chet Gladchuk wielded the axe? | ||
| wield ax | 0.59 | And it tends to wield its ax with haste. |