Sentence examples for strutting from inspiring English sources

But the Japanese seem to have got used to having all these very large men strutting round the place.

Seeing a film on a big screen amid a faint buzz of excitement lets them better imagine its commercial prospects, a few months down the line.The pageantry can look silly from a distance so many strutting peacocks but within the industry it is deadly serious.

"The strutting.

But he also saw Henry Foote of Mississippi wielding his pistol, Sam Houston of Texas whittling wooden hearts for the ladies, and little John Randolph of Virginia strutting past with his hunting dogs; and Cicero in the shadows, and just behind him Cato the younger, whispering "I would not be beholden to a tyrant".The Roman Senate fascinated Mr Byrd almost as much as the American.

In the wake of Mr Bush's victory last November, Mr Rove was strutting around town like a peacock and justifiably so.

Strutting round the stage like cockerels, hand on heart and waistcoat palpitating, they strike dread into managers the world over.

So it is especially unfortunate that the bill includes a provision that would turn the fight against climate change into a tool for protectionists.While Al Gore has been strutting his stuff on stage, behind the scenes America's quieter greens have been successfully lobbying powerful interests.

"The game is rigged," she likes to say, describing Wall Street CEOs and lobbyists strutting around Congress, bending the government to their will.Warren fans think that such lines find support across America.

COWBOY swagger can be a great look until the strutting hero trips and falls flat on his face.

IS A new Joe McCarthy strutting his stuff up on Capitol Hill?

Across the capitalist world, once-strutting tycoons are begging for state bail-outs.