Sentence examples for strutted about from inspiring English sources

The young men of Prollo strutted about, their knives glinting.

He strutted about, hand on his buckle, trying to look ominous.

When I confronted Sennett I assumed the character and strutted about, swinging my cane and parading before him.

Residents resented the way he strutted about, as if Howard Avenue were just another Rikers Island cell block to be dominated.

Older readers will attest to the fact that 1977 was very unlike 1967: in the intervening years - and this is somewhat crude, but bear with me - psychedelia turned to prog, which was in turn avenged by punk, while glam-rock strutted about and the music industry inaugurated the age of the singer-songwriter.

The more seasoned ones strutted about, projecting confidence with their shoulders pulled broad, chest held high, hands on their waists and zero qualms about a seemingly not so nice to look at piece of flesh limply emulating a pendulum.

Strutting about, huge and spectacular, turns out to rank high on the list of dangerous activities.

The last made for a rollicking, foot-tapping finale, with the singers strutting about, arm in arm.

At Dale's house that evening, we'd seen peacocks strutting about and a hare bouncing through the field.

When we get to first in the world, then we can start strutting about and saying we have done something.

We sat for a while on the stoop of a house and watched the chickens clucking and strutting about on the barren ground in front of us.