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Which would include something like a report about swans on fire.

Like groups of white swans, they might tell us something particular but nothing general.

In both cases, they have seven children, who are all turned into swans.

In the half light over the water, we saw the swans come home.

The only free places were where the swans have been.

If you want a bit of both, it has to be Swans.

His second and final game for the Swans came in 1905.

The swans have come back after being away for three hundred years.

It's down so low the two swans stay in the middle because that's the only water.

At that point, you really know something for certain: not all swans are white.

But for all he knew, the swans were killing everyone.

Others say the swans merely found a better place to live.

Once they saw swans flying, far away in the south.

Out on the river, there had been no sign of swans.

"And the same thing is going to happen to swans," he said.

The state does not have a policy of killing swans, he said.

But even here, there is not enough to keep the swans in food all winter.

Could these be the same swans that I watched a year ago?

You will not reach them in this way while they are swans.

At the end of 1995, he was traded to the Swans.

Instead, she used her magic to turn the children into swans.

He sat without moving, still looking at the swans on the other side of the lake.

Because swans are aggressive, many people would be happy if they had moved on.

"As a person in wildlife management I would rather not have swans here."

He's the kind of man who should never marry again, like swans, you know?

Swanning around takes on a very different meaning in the American art and antiques market.

But no time for swanning around at the pub.

I hope no one has stolen our dinner while you've been swanning about out here."

Everyone else is swanning around the South of France anyway.

Swanning around the top of the sky accomplished nothing.

I did quite a bit of skipping when swanning around in Ashton's life.

But that smile was a match for any of the silly family girls swanning round the market.

While Michael spent half his time swanning around, womanizing, rarely taking anything too seriously.

And, frankly, it gave me the creeps when he came swanning out at the end in white tie.

And swanning into town.the other Royal family comes home.

He owes us one before he swans off to Africa."

I'd have enjoyed swanning about in a dress in Venice.

(Who, I may add, someone told me has already gone off swanning in the city.)

And he just swanned in and out when he chose.

The people's representatives should live and work in their constituencies, not be swanning around wasting our money."

Saturday is a good time to come as the markets are on so there are lots of interesting people swanning about.

They swanned up to the bar, draped themselves on stools and ordered more champagne.

Can you see me swanning around in kid gloves and a ballgown?'

They're back, swanning about the big stage of the Metropolitan Opera House.

If I suddenly swanned out of the bathroom in satin, Nick would have a fit.

The last thing she needed tonight was Victoria swanning around looking like a juvenile femme fatale.

Oblivious to us swanning by, they show no emotions, unlike me, all full of excitement at so many and so close.

Instead, he swans off to the coffee shop and leaves her to her own resources.'

Tiny cars swanned six feet below them.

Cindy Crawford swanned past a tray of risotto and mushroom tarts.