He swishes his hair around and shows off his blowout.
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It's a dress, but it swishes around like a tutu, doesn't it?
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The young daughter skips and swishes her skirts, a bit too heartily.
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A dapper Ryan Gosling swishes by in one direction as Cate Blanchett goes the other.
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In the video, he even swishes his tail around so the kittens can jump on it.
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Paltrow has a private session, writhing and moaning as Amaral swishes his arms over her body.
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Yesenia Ayala, the triple threat who swishes her ponytail across the stage as Anita, eats him alive.
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"Those usually put down as 'sissies' or 'swishes' showed the most courage and sense during the action," he wrote.
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He fakes right, spins to the left, stops on a dime, swishes a jumper from behind the garbage cans.
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As debut albums go, Invasion of Privacy is magnificently sharp and confident — every song sears or sizzles or swishes.
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Steph Curry is probably not human, because he shoots the ball from the parking lot and it swishes like butter.
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The thin layer of espresso has turned mud-brown and swishes thick like molasses at the bottom of his cup.
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Swishes of pink, orange, yellow and green dance across the page in a color note depicting a cluster of azaleas.
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When we go to the track each day, he just swishes his tail and asks, 'What do you want from me now?
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It's thrilling to see Tatooine's twin suns hanging in the sky and hear the familiar hum of a lightsaber as it swishes by your face.
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Nadev says his famous font and the font on Cher's album are indistinguishable ... in thickness of the swishes and lettering which, gotta say, they look super similar.
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In the '90s, my dad wore a reflective gray pair everywhere from tennis practice to grocery shopping, and those swishes calmed me because I knew he was nearby.
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Instead of the MVP, Klay Thompson stepped to the plate in his often-unconscious stream of fluid swishes, similar to his 63-point quarter against the Sacramento Kings.
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The sho (an upright mouth organ) appears in an extended solo, played here by Chen Bo. Snow falls, and Mr. Lachenmann gives it the slightest sounds, swishes and ticks.
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There were also nifty audio details: dribbles that sound like a metronome, swishes that sound like rustling leaves, and a referee's whistle that sounds like nails on a blacktop.
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"x kisses from us all xxx" The duo also had some fun creating a Boomerang, in which Victoria swishes her skirt around while Longoria hops and rubs her baby bump.
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But the noise of those capital letters and his loud identification as "A BOOTLEGGER AND ROUGHNECK" could be found in the bold snare cracks and reverb swishes of the record, swirling around his lonesome steadiness.
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Along with fantastic new graphics—Leon's iconic boy band hair bounces and swishes with realistic flair—the control scheme has been overhauled so that it feels less constricted and more in tune with modern third-person shooters.
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Where Hux is a true believer, eyes glistening with tears as he imagines the extermination of anyone he considers untermensch, Ren is more concerned with how his hair swishes when he takes off his Darkwing Duck helmet.
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A longer skirt might have been more elegant, but there's no comparison for the way the short, weighted hem of hers swishes and flicks with her skips and leaps, never once hiding her delicate footwork or even clipping into her geometry.
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There's also an attention to detail that feels very Ghibli-esque, like the way Evan's tail swishes around naturally when dives and rolls in battle or the expressive faces that show you how a character feels, even when they aren't saying anything.
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In the Sketch Book Revue, for example, a pair of ostriches wag their tails and snap their beaks just inches from the crowd's faces; a slinky black cat dressed as a jazz singer swishes her way into children's laps; clowns on unicycles lean in for surprise embraces.
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Over the course of five minutes and 55 seconds, an actress who introduces herself as "Riva Godfree" (real name Iska Lupton) swishes up produce, bread, butter, and the contents of a raw egg inside her mouth; spews the chomped-up food into a glass bowl; and molds the mixture into a stuffing that she wedges into the deep cavity of an uncooked turkey.
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Though I wouldn&apost call myself a complete amateur and I know generally what types of wine I like, I am also eons away from becoming that person at the party who casually swishes her glass and rattles off tasting notes (I am more often the person who gushes over the cheese and charcuterie paired with the wine, or the exact example above who judges a bottle by its packaging).
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Not only do people hold 'swishing parties' either as a charity event or simply for the enjoyment of it (while recycling and saving money at the same time), but there are several websites where online swishes take place.
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As he swishes the brandy around his snifter, Ohman tells the others that many Americans want safety and security, but do not want to make any sacrifices for it. Suddenly the news becomes worse. "The Enemy" is staging air attacks over Seal Point, Alaska and then Nome. Paratroops have landed on Alaskan airfields.
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The spotted cleaner shrimp lives in close association with a sea anemone, either Condylactis gigantea, Lebrunia danae, Bartholomea lucida or Bartholomea annulata. It lives among the tentacles and up to six individual shrimps have been seen on one sea anemone. It swishes its antennae around in the water to attract the attention of passing reef fish. When they pose motionless beside the anemone, it emerges from the tentacles and removes and feeds on external parasites and flakes of loose skin from the fish.
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75 px iBeer is a trick that gives the illusion that the device screen "fills" with many varieties of beer (including sound). If the device is tilted, the virtual beer swishes around to give the illusion of truly being filled with beer. The beer can be "drained" if the device is tilted enough, and a belch sounds when the beer has been completely drained. iBeer appeared in both the "Top Paid Apps (Overall)" and "Top Paid Entertainment" lists published by Apple in December 2008.
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The Host waits for only a few seconds before calling out the next name. The remainder of the items are them donated to charity by the Host. There are several types of variations. If the Swish is for charity, attendees have their names placed into the bowl along with an extra amount for a donation; Swishes can be focused on specific items like clothes, crockery, shoes, handbags, and accessories; they can be held for family, friends, or workmates; they can be less orderly, as a free-for-all instead of a drawing by name.
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Following this, Caramarcu is presented wearing a draping purple gown with a deep thigh-split on her left leg. Two band members perform choreography around her, both wearing white clothing along with masks on the back of their heads. Later in the show, Caramarcu wildly shakes her head and swishes her hair "all over the place" during the song's first refrain. After the singer walks on the stage — which is filled with a total of 25 masked male and female, black and white mannequins — she and the aforementioned members reach one of its ends to perform hand choreography in front of Matei.
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When Edwards first started writing the songs on Perverse, he envisioned the album as containing "these big buzzy synths, basically the equivalent of heavy metal guitars, but more exciting because less clichéd", and felt the JD-800 "was perfect for manufacturing hard, unusual sounds. The sounds I made on the JD are always the ones that our sound guy has to turn down." With Edwards having sequenced the album's music on his Cubase, Livesey continued to work on "structures, editing sounds, putting in subtle wooshes and swishes," which Edwards described as "enormous attention to detail." Edwards' vocals, which were recorded after the music, are the only live element to Perverse.
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The swish has a higher tone than the pang and is washier with a less pronounced ping, and this difference is accentuated as the swish is generally sold with rivets as a sizzle cymbal, while the pang is sold without rivets. However some drummers remove the rivets from a swish, or add them to a pang, to create intermediate sounds. Swish and pang cymbals are sometimes considered types of china cymbal, towards the mellow end of the spectrum, and cymbals that are swishes and pangs in all but name have also been offered as china types by both Zildjian and other makers. Ufip produces a swish china in 16", 18", 20" and 22" models.
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From the published account: > Momentarily, 50 or more homosexuals who would have been described as "nelly" > rushed the cops and took the boy back into the crowd. They then formed a > solid front and refused to let the cops into the crowd to regain their > prisoner, letting the cops hit them with their sticks, rather than let them > through. It was an interesting side-light on the demonstrations that those > usually put down as "sissies" or "swishes" showed the most courage and sense > during the action. Their bravery and daring saved many people from being > hurt, and their sense of humor and "camp" helped keep the crowds from > getting too nasty or too violent.
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David W. Anthony, The Horse, the Wheel, and Language: How Bronze-Age Riders from the Eurasian Steppes Shaped the Modern World. Princeton University Press, 2010 p291 Later, images of horses, identified by their short ears, flowing manes, and tails that bushed out at the dock, began to appear in artistic media in Mesopotamia during the Akkadian period, 2300–2100 BCE. The word for "horse", literally translated as ass of the mountains, first appeared in Sumerian documents during the Third dynasty of Ur, about 2100–2000 BCE. The kings of the Third Dynasty of Ur apparently fed horses to lions for royal entertainment, perhaps indicating that horses were still regarded as more exotic than useful, but King Shulgi, about 2050 BCE, compared himself to "a horse of the highway that swishes its tail", and one image from his reign showed a man apparently riding a horse at full gallop.
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