Sentence examples for get to strut from inspiring English sources
The big shots get to strut around the Party's big party as fully accredited partygoers.
I get to strut around, get to wear expensive suits, and I get to be onstage.
How come they don't get to strut around on shows like "The OC" and "Laguna Beach: The Real Orange County"?
Ten countries get to strut their stuff, while Les Dennis and Mel Giedroyc play the over-enthusiastic Bosnian hosts (but hold on, why no Bosnia and Herzegovina in the contest itself?).
In Bushworld, you get to strut around like a tough military guy and paint your rival as a chicken hawk, even though he's the one who won medals in combat and was praised by his superior officers for fulfilling all his obligations.
Fitz, though, gets to strut the runway as a model in the show as well.
Now Mom gets to strut, applying the condiments she's so justly famous for -- not just the tomatoes, but her slaw and potato salad too.
I was especially amused by Miss Jones Ellen Harveyy), the boss's battle-axe secretary, who finally gets to strut her stuff at the finale, hitting the high notes and being handed around to the chorus boys like nuts at Christmas.
After an autumn in which ITV1 dominated Saturday and Sunday peaktime ratings, BBC1 finally got to strut its stuff at the weekend with the 2010 finals of Strictly Come Dancing and The Apprentice.
Pete gets to strut his stuff as a last-minute replacement at the big in-store fashion-launch evening where a succession of WAGS, tottering around on vertiginous heels, deliver songs that assure us that shopping in Bond Street beats love any day and that you can't have too many "procedures": "One thing is sure/There's no more/Of the original me".
