Sentence examples for shape of a swan from inspiring English sources

It makes the shape of a swan flying along the Milky Way (when it is dark enough to see the Milky Way).

At the Oscars five years ago she wore a dress, a costume really, designed by Marjan Pejoski in the shape of a swan, and left eggs all down the red carpet.

Having marked the L.Z.'s perimeter with green chemical lights, I began marking the hazards in red, including a two-story-tall barbed-wire tangle in the shape of a swan, which buzzed in the wind like a kazoo.

But the only people complaining there are the fossils, the kind who chunter things like, "The lady wife and I like it when we return from powder room to find our serviettes folded into the shape of a swan".

Don't expect coins in the dumplings on the sophisticated New Year's banquet menu at Pearl East, which includes a succulent pork dumpling, a steamed shrimp dumpling in the shape of a swan, and a savory beggar's purse of duck, scallion and cabbage.

One day your ship, too, will sail in and perhaps it'll be in the shape of a swan or Mondrian masterpiece.

I am sitting beside Kötting in a two-person fibreglass pedalo in the shape of a giant swan.

Archaeologists have also found weights of 5 minas, in the shape of a duck, and a 30-mina weight in the form of a swan.

The one above is my favourite (click on the image at the top for the full version), an expressionistic design in which Portman's multiple arms fold over one another in alternating black and red to create the shape of the swan's body, while the swan's neck curves gracefully up from hers.

The brass spigot in Colin's cast-iron bathtub is shaped like a swan, a classic example, Eric said, of gezellig.

Invisible until you are upon it, and lined on both sides by tall but slender chestnut trees, this expanse of water - along which glide boats in the shape of giant swans - lies in a hidden gorge, a parallel but separate domain providing a retreat within a retreat.