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No one need ever know (unless you want to swank about them).

Not especially swank, but extremely comfortable, stylish and very good.

"She's going to swank about this for weeks," said Nanny.

"I believe you're jealous that you can't swank as well," he said laughing.

The pie can be found in places from roadside diners to swank hotel restaurants.

It's not swank, with its rustic pine walls and blackboard menus.

Sexual ambiguity was integral to swank, for example.

I don't see why we couldn't have had a swan or something nice to swank about."

"You wouldn't; and apart from being able to swank, I doubt if it will do you much good."

"You're just saying that to swank as usual.

It isn't swank, but it's not one of those hotbeds or slum hotels.

Brownstones were restored to their former glory; swank restaurants filled the avenues.

I have to swank around.

Anything to swank it up.

"But I think they're scared for their flower-beds, or something, they swank frightfully about their roses, you know."

It's to go into Naples Communications, and they'll fix the books so it'll look like I've bought some swank new system.

You'll be able to swank around back in London and tell the story of how you took 'em at the Tiara."

Several aggressively swank Vanderbilt mansions stood nearby, on or just west of Fifth Avenue.

(After many incarnations, it is now predictably swank, but still a satisfying escape from urban commotion.)

Bare chested and wet trousered, the job done, they swank before their audience then gallop off to Fair Hill.

With all this he retained his poise, his special modest confident quality, concealing the melancholy and resisting any temptation to swank.

Now we were at this tres swank French restaurant called Chez Maurice.

It's not swank."

Nobody wants to swank, to sit in the front of a box like a geranium on a window-sill--"the cynosure of many eyes."

Punitive leases are forcing even swank restaurants onto the streets, sharpening lunchtime competition and giving sidewalk diners a bonanza of exotic new choices.

There, a little money will buy you a good deal of swank.

He has played for the swank before, but never a crowd like this.

So it seemed quite natural to use his name for a new swank hotel in that very building.

"Now tell me everything you know about running a swank boutique."

"We know these problems will not all be resolved immediately," Swank said.

Ms. Swank went on to win for best actress that year.

"And as to the swank party, did it occur to you that I might not want to see anybody tonight?"

It was a journey that would take me from one swank lounge to another.

And unless this is really a swank affair, the girls will be mature.

Swank attributes the pain relief in both groups to the placebo effect.

Ms. Swank, 41, a home health care aide, was living at the house with her 6-year-old son and 10-year-old daughter.

The names of swank hotels light up in neon script.

Love and murder at a swank California health spa.

A poor punt by Swank set up the lone touchdown of the first half.

Keep reading to learn some tips from the pros that will help you put a touch of swank into your next dinner party.

Gamblers going swank was something that rather amazed the police inspector.

Swank said that without Syracuse's cooperation, the penalties would have been much more severe.

The ominous swank of the opening scenes sets the tone.

The swank sounded to be on a knife edge, barely controlling himself.

In fact, Ms. Swank had trouble getting out of character.

It's a swank steak house west of the downtown freeway loop.

Founded in 1937, it is a business privately owned and operated by the Swank family.

"The schools were not aware they were violating rules," Swank said.

Ms. Swank said the film made her think about her own activism.

But, as you would imagine from such a swank piece of real estate, it's changed hands many times throughout history - and not always peacefully.