sashay

The next moment he was a little girl sashaying down a city block.

They'd probably be sashaying left and right till all hours of the night.

Did you ever watch a model sashaying up and down the runway?

Went sashaying in there, walked right past a secretary and into that man's private office.

He was just beginning to tell me about his mother when Debbie sashayed up.

The horses lose interest and sashay off into the night.

"Frequently she'll come sashaying in when the door is closed."

She sashayed up to him and whispered something into his ear.

In time to the music, she sashayed over to him, turned her back, and motioned.

A prostitute who looked to be about 14 sashayed up the block.

Another girl, who looked about sixteen, sashayed to the microphone.

If you want to sashay on out among them to look for another place to spend the night, go ahead."

As if they had just sashayed through 48 minutes.

"Now that is a hard act to follow," she said as we sashayed back to our table after the slow dance.

She sashayed across the room towards him, her mother's walk in embryo.

Then stood, turned and sashayed back to the house.

Emily sashayed to the bar, drawing all the male eyes again.

She rose from Tony's knee and sashayed over to the bar.

With a deep breath, I stepped out of the bathroom and sashayed toward the bed.

I sashayed in and picked up the newspaper after Father had thrown it down on the floor.

In the end they were a unit, sashaying away, with, nicely, the women lifting the man rather than the other way around.

As if a young girl again, she swung her skirts and sashayed back into the crowd.

Finally the girl, red lips pouting, sashayed out of the hall.

We'll sashay into the square and invite the whole town."

"We're not asking people to pirouette and sashay to get a job working with us," she said.