(1) The room had suddenly become deathly silent except for the sound of the band and the swish of skirts across the floor.

(2) The couple were therefore ensconced in a swish Mayfair hotel last week.

(3) There's also a sauna (it was built in the '80s, remember), an area for a hot tub and supposedly a very swish tennis court on the roof.

(4) Everyone has had the experience and knows how annoying it is hearing the swish of a club behind him just as he is in the midst of his swing.

(5) In the swish entrance lobby, there were glossy leaflets showing what the apartment blocks would look like when completed.

(6) He heard a soft swish of skirts before silence closed over the grounds again.

(7) With a swish of her tail, she made her way towards the center of the ring.

(8) Simply put five drops into running water and swish with your hand.

(9) I nodded, smiled, and a minute later heard the swish of a blade.

(10) That way you'll come off looking swish even if the sound doesn't.

(11) She'd hang around them briefly to make sure they were staying put, then would return to the house with a pleased smile and a satisfied swish of her tail.

(12) The hairs on the back of Jo's neck stood up when she stepped into the lift of a swish New York hotel to be confronted by three cool dudes in dark suits.

(13) The interior of the Grade II building has been converted into a swish joint, boasting laminate flooring and beech-topped tables.

(14) The only immediate sound was the gentle swish of my gown as I turned fiercely, looking down the hall and then the opposite side.

(15) Toss in the pumpkin cubes and swish them around for a few minutes to sear them.

(16) He was accustomed to hearing the swish of skirts accompanying a young female voice.

(17) He turned and with a swish of his cloak he was gone.

(18) It starts out as social comedy with two lovers quarrelling at a swish party.

(19) They heard the swish of her usual elaborate dress as she headed towards the door.

(20) This swish brasserie matches the five-star credentials of the Balmoral hotel, but adds a delightful whiff of informality.