Sentence examples for swish from from inspiring English sources

Say you have an easy swish from chemistry, but it's not your best subject.

The show was all about movement, with its gyroscope bangles, its pearls set to roll inside a metallic bracelet and its swinging fringes of silver, copper and rose gold, braided to swish from a necklet.

Later that evening, stretched out among the cushions on the floor of my one-room hut, I fell asleep to the sporadic swish from the occasional passing car, and the braying of feral donkeys in the desert.

By a piquant irony, after selling their family home on the northern beaches, he and his wife, Judy, moved to an apartment block a cassock's swish from the former seminary, now an international management college.

A decade or so ago a fairly gentle swish from a heavy, old-fashioned whip with a loop of leather at its tip would have produced a smack with a real sting.

Here was this 22-year-old, undersized guard, taking a moment or two to measure the distance, thinking about it for another second, then releasing a perfect swish from the left baseline, in front of Pat Riley, in front of a Heat bench blown away by the confidence and arrogance.

"It kind of swishes from side to side".

They asked for pictures and reminisced about old games, old plays, like the shot he swished from the Carolina logo near midcourt.

Silky black fringe swished from the bra down the bodice, a look that would turn any woman into a dead ringer for a Victorian lampshade ($650).

The rest of the time language comes at us from all directions in typographical uniform, of all sizes, racing in lights around the Allied Chemical Building, clacking out of typewriters, and swishing from printing presses... Our own desk, we confess, is still littered with scraps of paper bearing scrawled phone numbers, notes to ourself in a hasty hand.

The rest of the time language comes at us from all directions in typographical uniform, of all sizes, racing in lights around the Allied Chemical Building, clacking out of typewriters, and swishing from printing presses... Our own desk, we confess, is still littered with scraps of paper bearing scrawled phone numbers, notes to ourself in a hasty hand..