'What's come of all that chattering and swaggering?

Just then she spotted a uniformed dwarf with strawberry-blond hair and beard doing his rounds and swaggering in her direction.

Their liberators, still swaggering around the city in Che Guevara-style berets and armed to the teeth, have not gone back to their home towns as they promised.

Rome's history spans three millennia, from the classical myths of vengeful gods to the follies of the Roman emperors, from Renaissance excess to swaggering 20th-century Fascism.

But the swagger had been building for more than a week.

But even in bad times, the company has held to its swagger.

In the East, swagger may not take a team that far.

His young men swagger across my land and call it their own.

She walked up to them with a kind of swagger.

To his own surprise, he did not just swagger on.

If he could walk, it would certainly be with a swagger.

At the same time, however, there's probably less swagger than in America.

Weeks has the swagger of a small man from a tough town.

Let them swagger about, show off, all the rest of it.

All the great ones you've ever seen play, they've got a swagger.

There was almost a swagger in the way he walked.

Is there another woman with this much swagger in rock?

He stepped toward the small woman, more swagger than anything else.

"For any defense ever to be good, you've got to have your swagger."

He had actually seemed to swagger as the wedding of the two was made.

This team is younger, with a different type of swagger.

When we first met he was all muscle and street swagger.

But all the swagger in the world did not help Arkansas once the game began.

At the palace he is light on his feet and full of swagger.

It was no surprise that City came out for the second half with a swagger.

They played and, maybe more important, practiced with a swagger.

There is some swagger to the Athletics, but not much.

Now the question is whether the president's swagger has helped or hurt support around the world for his cause.

He walked with chin high and something of a swagger.

The boy swaggered around a corner and came back at a run.

He swaggered to the door and pulled it open with his right hand.

He left the body in the alley and swaggered away.

I swaggered through the gate and found the right door.

He went to the front door, opened it and swaggered down the approach walk.

He swaggered down to the next row, then suddenly turned and came back.

Through the rain, he saw Pool swaggering toward the hospital.

Suddenly another man, who had not been involved in any of the struggles, swaggered into view.

As one model swaggered toward him, he raised his arms in surrender.

The boy finally swaggered off, looking back at us once or twice, shaking his head.

The faces and the manner of them as they swaggered in told all.

He fired up another cigarette and swaggered out of the office.

Strange swaggered about our place as though he owned it.

Then he was up and swaggering out the door.

He swaggered after them, and then the only confusion was Ian's.

They started off along the street, swaggering like little roosters.

Someone cut the strobe light, and he swaggered off the stage.

He swaggered out into the corridor, toward a heavy metal door.

And he was off again, swaggering in his shabby boots.

He swept the door back with a bang and swaggered to the middle of the room.

Some of the women swaggered up to the warriors and rubbed themselves against the men.

I must say he sort of swaggered his shoulders with tiny movements.

She walked out into the room, swaggering a little.