Příklady swagger

• The last swaggers that it's obvious they are a couple and the rest will understand eventually.

• He was, altogether, as roystering and swaggering a young gentleman as ever stood four feet six, or something less, in the bluchers.

• Perhaps that is a bit of swagger on my part.

• The £15 house in a village is rather a swagger kind as a rule.

• Police are angered, and society is furious at the contemptuous way in which they swagger back to the streets.

• No one in his senses can accuse this country of a desire for imperial swagger or for aggrandisement.

• He and a few of his more easily led cronies swagger around the estate and threaten those vulnerable enough not to be in a position to fight back.

• There is no need in this country, as there is in totalitarian countries, for stupefying the minds of our people or trying to impress foreign countries by bluster and swagger.

• They swagger off and commit more offences.

• He had none of the swagger of the natural warrior.

• Having swag used to be having that swagger on the mic and you know, the little pauses and that.

• Here the dancers play a variety of cooking utensils which swagger their way through a nave episode of kitchen life.

• The band cruised their time slot, with a majestic swagger, blending expansive, orchestral keyboards and lightning guitar.

• When especially ostentatious in presentation, typically in full-length works, this has also been referred to as the swagger portrait.

• What really stood out was the hopeful swagger of it all.